The office just received a new shipment of land ownership map booklets! The color version is $40 and is 1 township per page, the black and white version is $25 and is actually the same size as the color version, just cheaper since it's in black and white Used for hunting permission information, fishing access information and more, these booklets can be a valuable tool for working and recreating outdoors in Lewis & Clark County. The information is the most up-to-date based off of the Department of Revenue's Landowner information off the www.gis.mt.gov, aka. "cadastral" map layer. The CD office…
The Summer newsletter was published a month or so ago and I neglected to post it on the website until now! Shameful since it was a GREAT issue! Please enjoy!
The next regular meeting of the Lewis & Clark Conservation District will be June 9. It will begin at 8:30 a.m. and takes place at the Dearborn Community Center, 5855 Highway 434 outside of Wolf Creek Mt. Also, here are the minutes from the May meeting and the Agenda for the June Meeting. The Dearborn Community Center can be found on Highway 434 NW of Wolf Creek and South East of Highway 200--see map below.
Congratulations Helena High - Envirothon State Champions 2016! It's not over yet for Helena High, they have the opportunity to attend the North American Envirothon competition in Ontario in July but they need your help to get there.The team needs your help raising money to help with their travel costs. The Lewis & Clark Conservation District budgets funds annually to support the teams and have been doing so since 2009. However, we can't cover the entire cost so they need you to donate if you can. Please donate through the Conservation District which allows for tax…
Many of you know exactly what a Conservation District is however, there are those of us whom haven't had the exposure to know what exactly a CD is. This year the hope is to really dive deep into what a CD is and what the the CD can do for you. We here at the CD want to get you engaged and in hope, you will pass on your knowledge to others and help them get involved with us and our beautiful community. So stay tuned for weekly tips, fun facts, education programs, cost-share programs, and community events. Oh and…
The latest CD newsletter is available here. If you would like to sign up for the electronic version of The Explorer, please click here. We are working on moving into Social Media, and transitioning some of our newsletter subscribers to the electronic version if they are interested.
Due to the requirement for District Administrator Chris Evans to attend a training, the January 14th meeting will be rescheduled to a different date in January, yet to be determined. The Board of Supervisors reviewed and edited the Annual Plan of Operations for 2016 at the December meeting and is currently working on budget revisions. Those two documents will be posted when they are complete. January 4th, the Conservation District office will welcome Big Sky Watershed Corps (associated with Americorps) member Ashley Rivero. Ashley will be working with the CD, the Lake Helena Watershed Group and the Lewis &…
Another beautiful morning out there today. I am getting tired of summer weather in October though! Anyone who knows me, knows that I prefer cold and snow to warm days! Looking forward to cooler days and SNOW!
The Broadwater Conservation District and the Lewis & Clark Conservation District are co-hosting a great workshop today without health specialist Jay Fuhrer from the NRCS in North Dakota. Great turnout, on a cool misty day!!!
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