Welcome to the quarterly River to Lake newsletter. Issue 47 | Winter 2022. Events kick off fundraisers to permanently protect the Owen Sowerwine property | Flathead River in Paint Art Auction | 2022 Giving Tuesday Campaign | Why Protect the Owen…
The Path to Permanently Protect Owen Sowerwine. Flathead Land Trust is building support for a conservation easement on the popular DNRC-owned natural area at the braided confluence of the Flathead and Stillwater rivers, by Tristan Scott, Flathead Beacon, October 27,…
Why Protect the Owen Sowerwine Property? Owen Sowerwine is a 442-acre haven in one of the most complex sections of the Flathead River. A purchased conservation easement would protect the property’s vital habitat, ensure public access, and provide revenue for…
Why Protect the Owen Sowerwine Property? Owen Sowerwine is a 400-acre haven in one of the most complex sections of the Flathead River. A purchased conservation easement would protect the property’s vital habitat, ensure public access, and provide revenue for…
Welcome to the quarterly River to Lake newsletter. Issue 46 | Summer 2022. Bad Rock Canyon WMA celebration planned for next year | Walking tour of Rain Gardens very popular | Volunteers remove 5,100 pound of trash from Flathead Waters…
Check this new interactive map of our rivers and lakes. River and lake users can check river conditions before getting on the river to boat, swim, and more. The Flathead Lakers and Flathead Conservation District worked with U.S. Fish &…
Welcome to the quarterly River to Lake newsletter. Issue 45 | Spring 2022. New Somers Beach State Park opening ceremony | Farmland of national importance conserved near Columbia Falls | Flathead Land Trust fills new position | Kris Tempel's conservation…
On December 21, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) finalized the purchase of 772 acres of intact forestland along the Flathead River near Columbia Falls from former landowner Columbia Falls Aluminum Company (CFAC), a subsidiary of Glencore, Inc. FWP will…
Welcome to the quarterly River to Lake newsletter. Issue 44 | Winter 2022. New State Park near Somers | Bad Rock Canyon Conservation Project completed! | Land conservation partner highlighted in the news | Friendly fences on Ashley Creek: Benefits…
Terese Lipinski Kashi grew up on Ashley Creek, and remembers fishing for native trout and observing a diversity of wildlife on her property. She has watched the pace of development increase in the Flathead Valley, and pressures on the land…