On Friday, July 7th 2023, over 30 community volunteers assisted the Gallatin Watershed Council, Sacajawea Audubon Society, and Craighead Institute in enhancing habitat at the Gallatin County Regional Park.

Happy Watershed Wednesday! Tomorrow is World Wetlands Day, so we wanted to highlight one of our own, local wetlands and provide useful tips on how you can help protect wetlands.

Happy #WatershedWednesday! Learn more about septic systems in Gallatin County and the negative effects lack of maintenance has on our groundwater.

Happy #WatershedWednesday! Learn more about the rain garden that was installed with Highline Adventures and their benefits to the watershed!

Happy #WatershedWednesday! Learn more about groundwater monitoring wells and how data will be used from the Upper East Gallatin River!

Learn about GWC’s new program: Branch Out Bozeman!

Arbor Day is this Friday! Plant trees on Arbor Day with GWC, the City of Bozeman Forestry Division, and Oboz Footwear!

Earth Day is this Friday! Learn how to celebrate Earth Day in Gallatin Valley this week.

The IAWP Busy Beaver Volunteer Season is Here! Learn what the Busy Beavers have been up to during March and the beginning of April.

Happy 406 Day! Learn why the Lower Gallatin Watershed is such a special place.

Snow is on it’s way out, and stormwater is rushing in! Learn about how stormwater impacts our watershed and what you can do on an individual basis to help.

Groundwater Awareness Week is March 6-12. This week serves as an annual reminder for water well owners to test, tend, and treat their private water systems.

This week’s focus is on our local volunteer team in partnership with the Sacajawea Audubon Society, the IAWP Busy Beavers! Volunteers learn skills in a classroom setting and then apply them in the field. Sign-up today!

This week’s focus is on our local water monitoring program, the Gallatin Stream Teams. Volunteers spend their time in the field doing hands-on sampling in creeks and streams to collect data. Sign-up today!

Times are a-changin’ in the Lower Gallatin Watershed! Water usage has shifted from a focus on agricultural use to residential and commercial.

There are so many winter recreation opportunities in our watershed! In order to recreate responsibly, follow the 7 “Leave No Trace” principles to minimize impact.

Celebrate World Wetlands Day here and abroad! Wetlands are important ecosystems and Bozeman has a designated wetland right off of downtown.

Snowpack is important for more than skiers! Read about how the snowpack in the Bridger, Gallatin and Madison Ranges contribute to Bozeman’s water supply.

Winter is in full swing and the snow keeps coming! Here are some best practices for snow removal for water quality.