Today Powell County boasts 7,200 residents; large and small ranches; and an economy geared to agriculture, other natural resources, government and health care.

Come visit Montana’s largest National Forest – With over 3.39 million acres comprised of scenic byways, wilderness areas, rangeland, and more, there is something for everyone!

“Restore and conserve the cold water fishery of the Blackfoot River and its tributaries.”

1.6 million acre forest in southwest Montana and Idaho to be a priceless national heritage.

The Bitterroot Water Partnership leads reliable and intentional conservation initiatives that promote and provide clean, ample water.

To coordinate efforts to conserve and enhance the natural resources and rural way of life in the Blackfoot watershed.

The Bureau of Land Management’s mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations.

We are known as the richest hill on earth because of all the rich mineral deposits from copper to gold mined from our area.

With eleven historic districts and dozens of individually listed buildings on the National Register of Historic Places, Missoula’s past is a critical part of its contemporary charm.

The Clark Fork River Superfund Site includes the Clark Fork River from its headwaters near Warm Springs Creek to Milltown Reservoir, just east of Missoula.

The Clark Fork Watershed Education Program (CFWEP) serves communities across Montana and throughout the Clark Fork Watershed.

We build and accelerate climate solutions for Missoula and beyond. We do this through collaborative programs, advocacy, and catalyzing diverse climate leadership.

The Flathead Indian Reservation is home to three tribes, the Bitterroot Salish, Upper Pend d’Oreille, and the Kootenai

Earthjustice was founded on the belief that everyone has the right to a healthy environment.

Since 1988, Earthworks has helped communities secure protections of their health, land, water, and air from extractive industries.

Set national standards that states and tribes enforce through their own regulations.

Friends Of Grant Creek, Inc. (FOGC) organized in 1987 to conduct educational efforts and support and promote the interests of the residents and landowners of the Grant Creek Valley.

Established in 1893, Granite County celebrates its roots in our early mining history seen throughout the county.

Granite Conservation District works to promote voluntary natural resource conservation in Granite County, Montana.

In 2006, the Grant Creek Trail Association was formed and received its 501(c)3 non-profit status.

Dedicated to protecting and enhancing the natural resources of Western Sanders County

The Lolo National Forest is a destination for locals and visitors to go play.

Maintain, enhance and restore the ecological integrity of tributaries to the lower Clark Fork River

Montana’s 58 conservation districts utilize locally-led and largely non-regulatory approaches to successfully address general natural resource issues.

The Clark Fork River Technical Assistance Committee’s website explains how Redevelopment fits with Remediation and Restoration.

Missoula Conservation District offers technical assistance and conservation grants to promote land and water stewardship.

Missoula County, Montana, covers approximately 2,600 square miles in the western part of the state.

Missoula County Lands and Communities is comprised of several departments working together to support and enhance the communities of Missoula County.

“Forward Thinking, High Achieving” is a tagline that we use at Missoula County Public Schools.

Parks and recreation services provide countless benefits for our community and residents

Save lives, protect property, ease pain and suffering.

We are here to serve you.

The Poverello Center provides food, shelter, help and hope to all who ask.

Created in 1978, the MRA operates in accordance with state law to revitalize Missoula’s Urban Renewal Districts (URD).

Annual monitoring of 44 dedicated monitoring wells and the 6 major streams within the district.

In our vision for the future, we seek to create an environment in which all of Montana’s native bird species have healthy, sustainable populations

For more than 20 Years, Montana Conservation Voters has connected voters with information they need to make informed decisions about the people who represent us at all levels of government – from the Courthouse to Congress.

Here at the Montana Department of Agriculture, we are honored to support the state’s #1 industry.

Our mission is to champion a healthy environment for a thriving Montana.

Through diverse programs and dedicated staff, the Montana DNRC works to help ensure Montana’s land and water resources provide benefits for present and future generations.

MDT’s mission is to plan, build, operate, and maintain a safe and resilient transportation infrastructure to move Montana forward.

We protect and improve Montana for future generations.

FWP’s Mission: Steward the fish, wildlife, parks, and recreational resources for the public, now and into the future.

Assisting collaboration in forest and grassland restoration, conservation and resource utilization— for the benefit of all.

Natural Resources Conservation Service offers technical and financial assistance to help farmers, ranchers and forest landowners.

To recover damages for natural resources injured by the release of hazardous substances and to restore, rehabilitate, replace or acquire the equivalent of the injured natural resources.

The Coalition is a network of organizations and individuals from across Montana that advocates for progressive policies regarding land use.

Montana’s State Parks provide remarkable opportunities to get outside. With those opportunities for discovery come responsibilities for us and for you.

In the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Montana Technological University is a place of purpose, home to uncommon thinking, research, innovation, and ideas.

Montana Trout Unlimited conserves, protects and restores Montana’s coldwater fisheries and their watersheds.

We are the statewide organization supporting more than 60 local watershed conservation organizations.

We seek new ways to understand and restore lands affected by invasive weeds, herbicide use, and other management practices that create disturbances.

Today Powell County boasts 7,200 residents; large and small ranches; and an economy geared to agriculture, other natural resources, government and health care.

Today Powell County boasts 7,200 residents; large and small ranches; and an economy geared to agriculture, other natural resources, government and health care.

Powell County High School has as its mission to provide the environment and guidance needed

he purpose of the weed board is to promote pro-active noxious weed management in Powell County.

The Rock Creek Alliance is a small, nonprofit organization working in western Montana and the panhandle of northern Idaho.

Sanders County is located in Northwestern Montana. It is bordered on the west by Idaho’s Panhandle and is Montana’s 18th most populous county with approximately 12,400 residents.

A place that’s as welcoming as it is wild. A thing that’ll change you forever.

Sussex is a K-8 school providing top education in Missoula, MT.

The District has a “service area” of over 2,200 acres that it is allowed to irrigate; however, a maximum of 1,607 acres within the larger service area may be irrigated in a single irrigation season.

As we take on the role of supporting urban forestry efforts, we are committed to executing this work through the lens of climate change.

We bring together diverse interests to care for and recover rivers and streams, so our children can experience the joy of wild and native trout and salmon.

Working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance fish, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people.

From gathering satellite imagery to extracting polar and glacial ice cores, we collect information to show how climate change is affecting landscapes, waterways, and wildlife around the globe.

At UM, we approach everything with creativity because that’s what this evolving world needs. We are stewards of this place, its history and our future.

Experience One engages students and faculty in actively exploring the knowledge, purposes, and practices in every field of study.

At the Natural Resources Conservation Service, we have a proud history of supporting America’s farmers, ranchers, and forest landowners.

WEN’s mission is to foster knowledge, awareness, and appreciation of watershed health through citizen science, youth and school engagement, and outreach to our communities.

To conserve, protect and restore Missoula’s cold water fisheries and their watersheds and to serve and expand the Missoula fly fishing community through outreach and programs to women, kids, students, and veterans so we can accomplish even more