BHWC is pleased to share our Spring/Summer 2026 Newsletter, highlighting the projects, partnerships, and accomplishments that have shaped the first half of the year.
Twice each year, we publish a newsletter to keep our community informed about the work taking place throughout the Big Hole watershed. Inside this issue, you’ll find updates on habitat restoration projects, wildlife conflict reduction efforts, water conservation initiatives, community outreach, grant-funded projects, and the many partnerships that make locally led conservation possible.
Every project featured in these pages represents the dedication of landowners, agencies, volunteers, donors, and community members working together toward a common goal: protecting and improving the health of the Big Hole River and its watershed for future generations.
We invite you to take a few minutes to explore the newsletter and learn more about the progress being made across the watershed.
📖 Read the Spring 2026 Newsletter here.
Support the Work
The work highlighted in this newsletter is only possible because of the generosity of individuals, businesses, foundations, and grant partners who believe in collaborative, science-based conservation.
If you value healthy rivers, thriving fisheries, resilient working lands, and practical solutions that benefit both people and wildlife, please consider making a contribution to the Big Hole Watershed Committee.
Your donation directly supports restoration projects, water conservation efforts, education and outreach, wildlife conflict reduction programs, and the collaborative partnerships that have defined our work for more than three decades.
Make a donation today: https://bhwc.org/#donate
Thank you for your continued support of the Big Hole Watershed Committee and for helping us protect one of Montana’s most iconic watersheds.