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

Check out our publications, reports, minutes, agendas, and posts here!

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

The Montana Conservationist August 22

Welcome to the August edition of The Montana Conservationist. In this issue: The Prairie Populist has been doing an excellent job covering the work of Conservation Districts. In this recent article, they spoke with Garfield CD administrator Dusty Olson about…

August 310/Board Meeting Agenda

August Meeting Agenda- Posted

The Montana Conservationist July 25

Greetings, TMC readers! We return to your regularly scheduled, full length edition of TMC today. It took two peach milkshakes to get this edition together, but here we are. Without further ado: Montana Range Days was held last week in…