What We Do

Stream Permits

Any person, agency, contractor, or firm that is proposing a project that may alter or modify the beds or banks of a perennial stream, river, or spring, must first obtain a 310 permit. If you are planning to work in or near a stream, you must get a 310 permit first. It’s Free. It’s the Law.

Resources

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Education

Gallatin CD offers an array of educational events and opportunities for youth, adults, and organizations. We also have an education and outreach center dedicated to providing education to the public.

Recent Posts

November Board Meeting Agenda

Our November board meeting will be held Thursday, November 14th at 9am. GCD Conference Room- 120 S. 5th Street in Manhattan. Suite B102. November Agenda- Posted

Year-round grazing without added hay?

Year-round grazing without added hay “Is there anyone in the room who has year-round grazing without feeding hay?” asks Jim Gerrish during a four-day Management-intensive Grazing school held in Wyoming. After a few hands go up, Gerrish adds, “I bet…

10/17 Board Meeting Agenda

Upcoming board meeting- Thursday, October 17th, 2019. 4pm in the Gallatin Conservation District Conference Room. 105 S. 5th, STE 102. Manhattan, MT. October Agenda- posted