The SWCDM Board of Directors meets regularly via conference call on the second Thursday of February and August each year.They meet in person during the annual MACD spring board meeting in early June, and at the Annual Convention the week before Thanksgiving.
For almost two decades, FWP's Future Fisheries Improvement Program has worked to restore rivers, streams, and lakes to improve and restore Montana's wild fish habitats. Between $350,000 and $650,000 are available each year for projects that revitalize wild fish populations. Any entity proposing a project that would benefit wild fish will be considered for funding.…
The topic for this training will be about "Getting the Word Out About Conservation Districts."
Please call the MACD Office 443-5711 or contact rebecca@macdnet.org for more information. Thanks!
Please contact Chris Evans for more information or the zoom invite - thanks!
Please contact rebecca@macdnet.org for more information and the zoom link. Thanks!
Please call or email CD administrator Kris Hugulet for more information.
Please contact rebecca@macdnet.org for meeting details and zoom information.
Please contact stephanie@macdnet.org for more information and the zoom link. Thanks!
Please contact Chris Evans for more information and the zoom invite chris@lewisandclarkcd.org
Please contact rebecca@macdnet.org for more info and the zoom invite. Thanks!
Contact rebecca@macdnet.org for details and the zoom info. Thanks!
Contact the conservation district for the most up-to-date meeting times.
Contact the conservation district for the most up-to-date meeting information
Contact Roosevelt CD for the most up-to-date meeting information.
More info available on the Montana Range Tour event poster here.
Montana Range Tour provides a unique opportunity to bring together agricultural producers and land managers throughout MT to share ideas.
Lewis and Clark meets the 2nd Thursday at 1 pm. Summer meetings are different times, so be sure to check with the conservation district to get the most up-to-date information.
