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The accomplishments for 2024 are in!

- 595 volunteers removed 3,400 pounds of trash, planted and maintained 281 trees and shrubs, and dedicated 20 days to monitoring water quality in our rivers and streams. In total, they contributed 3,655 hours of

“The Gallatin Watershed Council provided amazing guidance as well as labor to harvest native vegetation at the Thompson # 2 Mine Reclamation Project. Their efforts have helped ensure this mine waste cleanup and stream project will be a success!

No, this is not Bozeman's secret water park; it's the Water Reclamation Facility!

Thank you to the City of Bozeman Water Reclamation Facility (WRF) staff for leading tour attendees through the flow of wastewater treatment, from the incoming pipe to

“This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to work with the Gallatin Watershed Council on a tree-planting project for my Eagle Scout rank. Seeing and learning about the benefits my project will have on the watershed is truly fufilling

“One of the things that our late grandfather and our late father always wanted was to restore the natural flowing creeks that run through this property. This is why we’ve partnered with GWC, to finish a desire of the men who taught us how

Gallatin Watershed Council

Mailing Address: PO Box 751, Bozeman, MT 59771
Physical Address: 1128 East Main Street Unit 1, Bozeman, MT 59715
(406) 560-4425
info@gallatinwatershedcouncil.org