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The Marias River Watershed was formed in 2002 due to an
increased interest in our natural
resources and the requirements set forth by
the Clean Water Act of 1972.
There are seven conservation districts - Glacier, Toole,
Liberty, Hill, Pondera, Chouteau,
and Big Sandy, plus two Indian reservations--
the Blackfeet and Rocky Boy, that have taken
a proactive approach in processing
a watershed plan for the Marias River drainage.
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CHECK OUT A FEW PICTURES FROM THE
LATEST HIGH WATERS:
Marias River 2011 Flooding
On February 16-17 Conservation
Districts from Glacier, Liberty, Pondera, & Toole counties (along
with DNRC) will be
hosting the 2012 Winter Grazing Seminar in Conrad. Contact the
Pondera County CD for more information!
Meetings
Meetings are normally scheduled for the 1st Tuesday of
each quarter (January, April, July, October) 1:00pm at Marias River Electric in Shelby. Watch
this site for any changes.
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Marias River Watershed Newsletter
Fall 2007,
Winter 2007, Spring
2008,
Summer 2008,
Fall 2008,
Winter 2008,
Spring 2009,
Summer 2009,
Fall 2009,
Winter 2009,
Spring 2010,
Summer 2010,
Fall 2010,
Winter 2010,
Spring 2011,
Summer 2011,
Winter 2011,Spring
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