Marias River Watershed

 


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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.


MARIAS RIVER FLOAT TRIP & WEED TOUR

      

This year's float trip and weed tour drew 137 people, 120 of which took part in the rafting portion of the day.  Presentations were given by numerous professionals from around the area and a bar-b-que was enjoyed by all at the end of the day.

The event was sponsored by the Marias River Basin Weed Control Association and the Marias River Watershed.  Contributing sponsors included DowAgroSciences, CPS Distributing, Marias River Watershed Group, and Montana State University.

 

 

  

 

 

  

 


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.
Meeting Agendas                                   July 7, 2009                              Meeting Minutes                                              April 7, 2009 Minutes                                       June 4, 2009 Exec Board Minutes                         


Marias River Watershed Newsletter     

Fall 2007 Winter 2007,   Spring 2008,   Summer 2008,  Fall 2008, Winter 2008,        Spring 2009 Summer 2009

 

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