Pollinator Gardens
Today is the day! Although it doesn't feel like it with all of the snow on the ground today is the best day for fall planting. The ground has frozen and will stay frozen for several months until spring when…
2022 Watercraft Inspection Station Season
The boat inspection station is closed for the year so now it's time to share the statistics. The Dillon Watercraft Inspection Station had 3,349 inspections, 401 of which were considered high-risk. 253 boats were decontaminated because they were either too…
Want to earn codes for OnX?
Do you drive a lot? Do you have a few minutes a day to log what animals you see crossing the road? Then you could be earning OnX codes for free maps, check out the poster below from Montana Wildlife…
What has the Beaverhead Conservation District been up to?
By Jessica Fields, District Administrator Zebra Mussels in Beaverhead CountyThe Beaverhead Conservation district is running the Watercraft Inspection Station at mile marker 33 on I15 North. Over the last month, the inspectors have intercepted two boats infected with zebra mussels…
Fall News from the Beaverhead
Leaves are beginning to change! That means it’s time for our quarterly update. Learn more about our latest initiatives by reading our newsletter! Fall News in the Beaverhead
Summer News & Events!
We’ve been up to a lot this summer! Check out our latest newsletter to keep up to date! Summer Events & Updates!
Beaverhead Watershed Festival!
The Beaverhead Watershed Committee invites you to the Beaverhead Watershed Festival to celebrate the completion of our Poindexter Slough project!
Wildlife Speaker Series
We are so excited to announce the lineup for the Summer Wildlife Speakers Series! You don’t want to miss out on these awesome speakers and community fun! More information posted on Facebook, our calendar, and the picture attached.
5/5 – 5/7 Flushing Flow Below Clark Canyon Dam
The Bureau of Reclamation, East Bench Joint Irrigation Board, and Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks are coordinating to deliver a flushing flow below Clark Canyon Dam to improve environmental health of the Beaverhead River between May 5 and May 7, 2017. Discharges of up to 600 CFS will occur during this period.