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March 2021 Monthly Meeting Minutes & Zoom Recording
BHWC’s April monthly meeting was held virtually via Zoom on Wednesday, April 21st, 2021. The…
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We All Use the River, Let’s all Invest In It!
As the image above shows, the Big Hole River has migrated south over 25 years…
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2021 Wildlife Speaker Series
The Wildlife Speak Series is back! In May, June, and July, we will host virtual…
Donations Needed for Pennington Bridge Restoration Project
We need your help with an important project. Phase 1 of our Pennington Bridge Restoration…
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Featured Video
The Big Hole Watershed Committee collaborates with a variety of partners to create life-giving wetlands in SW Montana. Taking cues from flood irrigation and beavers, natural water storage projects help us adapt to climate change by slowing spring runoff and soaking the soil sponge. The film highlights our pro-active work to increase the availability of water for all uses by making the most of abundant winter snowpack. Support our life-giving work by making a donation today at https://bhwc.org/giving/.
Film production by FilmWest.
Project funding: The Wildlife Conservation Society, Natural Resourced Damage Program, Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Montana Watershed Coordination Council, and Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation. Project
Partners and Contractors: BHWC, Water and Environmental Technologies, Watershed Consulting, Pioneer Technical, Morrison-Maierle, Basic Biological Services, and Montana Conservation Corps.