Join us in cutting dormant willows for an upcoming lake shore project on Lake Helena! We'll be meeting at the location noted below at 9 am on March 16. Volunteer agreements will be available to be signed that day. Please bring appropriate gear for the weather--boots, coat, hat, gloves, etc.--as well as your own loppers if you have them. We will have some available to share. Please RSVP to Joe Kremer-Herman at joe@lewisandclarkcd.org or call 406-389-3886!
Due to the fact that we discovered a stockpile of willow that had been harvested earlier this winter, that is still dormant, the event that we'd planned for March 25th has been cancelled. Thank you for your support! :) See below for the location of the volunteer event, and please RSVP contact Claudia Lyman, at clyman@macdnet.org.
As we prepare to assist a couple of landowners on Lake Helena with a shoreline erosion issue, we are going to be harvesting willow for the project. Join us for a fun day of harvesting!
If you've read much in our newsletters in the past few years, or follow the CD at all, you know how much we do with stream restoration. A recent storymap for the Musselshell River Bank Restoration highlights some really important work in another part of the state. This project, near Two Dot, was featured in a previous post and some of our CD people helped out in support of the project. Take a look and enjoy!A Guide to Riverbank Restoration Using Willow Soil Lifts Stay tuned to LCCD, because we will soon be helping out on 2 new projects on…
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