Since 2001, voluntary members of the Boulder River Watershed Association have worked together to maintain and protect the values that make this area unique. By identifying resource concerns, implementing innovative solutions, and educating the public about landowner efforts, this valley has remained a community landmark for agriculturalists, recreationists, and local stakeholders alike.
Committees Take Action
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Water
Enhancing water quantity and quality for all beneficial uses.
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Forest
Educating, coordinating, and assisting in promotion of forest management practices on both private and public land within the entire watershed.
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Riparian
Seeking to improve the health and function of riparian vegetative communities immediately adjacent to the stream.
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Weed Management
Controlling noxious weeds and educating landowners about their identification and management.
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Wildlife and Range Management
Understanding the habits and needs of wildlife species and how they interact with landowners, and assisting landowners and appropriate agencies in dealing with their management.
Thank you to our partners.
The Boulder River Watershed is supported by the Sweet Grass County Conservation District as a fiscal sponsor and long-term partner.
The Boulder River Watershed Association is thankful for the generous support of Sibanye-Stillwater to our organization since its inception, which provides administrative and project funding support.
