Wrapping up 2021 and ringing in a new year, the Winter issue of The Explorer should be hitting mailboxes soon and here's the first look at it. The latest issue has information on: Our new Big Sky Watershed Corps member, Jessica Ramirez, who is starting at the office on January 10th A first look at upcoming education programs planned for 2022 A great article from NRCS on building soil in the winter An editorial from Chairman Jeff Ryan about Montana's streams and more! We would like to thank our Sponsors for contributing to our Education Programs in 2021 and we always…
The latest issue of the The Explorer is out on electronic form, and should be hitting mailboxes in hardcopy format soon! This issue has information on: the retirement of Supervisor Steve Granzow and appointment of Karl Christians A follow up with links to slide presentations for the Riparian Management Workshop that took place in Augusta in September A testimonial for the Working Lands Internship Conservation District report and Program information New Targeted Implementation Plans for NRCS EQIP funding-with maps! A report on a project that the Conservation District assisted on in Meagher County a few years ago.
The latest issue of the CD's quarterly newsletter is out in its digital version. The hardcopies will be out in the mail before long! In this issue: New faces in the Conservation District Office, new District Conservationist, information on living with beavers, a fascine project, Conservation District Programs, and more! Autumn 2020 The Explorer For information on anything in the newsletter, contact the CD office at 406-449-5000 ext. 5.
The Summer Issue of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District Newsletter, The Explorer, is out in e-form and will be hitting mailboxes in hard copy form soon! This newsletter has: an update and photos of a recent willow project on a local stream a story re-published from the Montana Outdoors Magazine (with permission) information about the Helena Field Office and how we are operating during the Covid-19 pandemic (hint: Phase 2 reopening!) Tips on improving garden soils a link to the Stream Gage Survey;and new faces in the Helena Field Office
The latest copy of the Conservation District Newsletter, The Explorer, is out. Paper copies are being mailed out but the electronic copy is available here!
The latest issue of the newsletter is going out in the mail soon, but has already been emailed to those on our list. If you'd like to read it, it's also attached Summer 2018 ! For more information on the Lewis & Clark County Range Day, the flooding in Lewis & Clark County, and more, take a look!
Check out the latest Explorer, the Winter edition of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District's quarterly newsletter! More information about the Winter Grazing Seminar, a recent stream project on Seven Mile Creek west of Helena and MORE! Please remember that the block of rooms at the Colonial/Radisson expires January 15th!!!!
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