Did you know native, drought-tolerant plants help create 'water-wise' landscaping? Less water in your lawn, means more left in our natural waterways.

Septic Systems are common in the Bitterroot with development outside the municipalities. Learn more about them and the steps you can take to maintain them.

The Bitterroot River moves, it migrates, and this is a natural and important process. Learn more about the process of channel migration

TMDLs are like a pollution diet for rivers and streams learn more about them and water quality measures.

The ABCs of the BCD. Learn more about the purpose of the Bitterroot Conservation District.

Scratching the surface of Water Rights.

Irrigation in the Bitterroot is a complex topic. These clips are from the Irrigation in the Bitterroot Tour which delves deeper into irrigation from the perspectives of two main Irrigation Districts, FWP on fish screens, and a rancher who utilizes the water.

Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Fisheries Biologist, Jason Lindstrom, talks to us about Hoot Owl Restrictions.

There are steps we can each take to promote clean water for the Bitterroot and Montana.

In the West snowpack is a buzz word, but what is it and why it so important to people from all walks of life.

Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology talk to us about groundwater and it's connection to surface water.

Did you know that roots can help against erosion? Learn more about an upcoming project at the Skalkaho Bend Park.