The annual Bitterroot River Cleanup rallies volunteers to clean up trash in and along the Bitterroot River. There’s no better way to close out the river season than with this stewardship event!
One of the greatest ways to act now is to get involved volunteering. Reach out to a watershed organization in your area or read on about existing programs where you can get involved.
The annual Bitterroot River Cleanup rallies volunteers to clean up trash in and along the Bitterroot River. There’s no better way to close out the river season than with this stewardship event!
Supported by the Blackfoot Home and Community Club, the Blackfoot River Cleanup takes place annually on the last Saturday of July. Help pick up trash and do your part to keep the river clean!
Volunteer with the Clark Fork Coalition to clean trash along the banks of the Clark Fork River!
Supported by Ripple (formerly Clark Fork Watershed Education Program) and Montana Tech, Community Earth Month includes clean-up days and events related to stormwater education, landscaping, and community art. Participate in the fun this year!
The annual Flathead Waters Cleanup is a volunteer event to clean up trash in and around the waterbodies of the Flathead Watershed. Our goal is to keep our favorite natural areas clean and trash-free—for us and for the fish!
Ravalli County residents can apply for funding through the Bitterroot Conservation District to implement conservation and natural resource projects on their property!
Volunteer for the Watershed Enhancement Team to assist with restoration projects or use your talents to help out with outreach, education, or office work!
Support the Blackfoot Challenge by volunteering for community science projects, outreach events, or artistic contributions!
Join the Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation for a day, weekend, or week of backpacking to help build and maintain trails!
Join the Clark Fork Coalition’s River Ambassador crew to engage river users on topics of conservation, stewardship, and responsible recreation!
The Watershed Support Program provides funding to landowners for projects that protect and improve water quality in the Flathead Watershed.
Help out the Flathead Lakers by teaching local students, assisting with restoration activities, contributing to research on Flathead Lake, or volunteering at an event!
The Flathead Rain Garden Initiative is a collaborative program designed to empower residents of Flathead County to protect local water quality by building rain gardens on their property.
Join the Flathead Rivers Alliance River Ambassador team and serve as a liaison with the public at a popular river access site along the Three Forks of the Flathead Wild and Scenic River.
The Flathead Septic Maintenance Reimbursement Program provides a cost-share to eligible residents of Lake and Flathead counties to offset the costs of septic system maintenance.
With Kalispell’s Adopt-a-Drain, you can be a steward of a storm drain in your neighborhood and help protect local waterways!
Want to implement conservation practices on your property? Missoula Conservation District’s grants for conservation enhancement projects and riparian plantings can help!
NMLN’s mission is to recruit and train citizen science volunteers to monitor water quality, identify and report aquatic invasive species, and promote watershed stewardship in northwest Montana.
Be a hero to native pollinators and beneficial insects by creating a pollinator garden! Conservation Districts across western Montana are providing free wildflower seeds to help get you started.
Support Ripple (formerly Clark Fork Watershed Education Program) by volunteering with stormwater education projects, creating stormwater art, or the Birds-Eye View Education Program!
UCLN engages lake groups and citizens in proactive aquatic invasive species monitoring and decontamination protocols. Volunteer as a scientist to help keep our waterbodies free of invasive species!
Put your talents to use and support the Watershed Education Network by helping with school programs, field work, or office support!
