R2L News Nov 2015. Green ribbons for our rivers • Floating the river for conservation • Bike and Bird Tours a success • New permanent River Steward Program position • North Shore Wildlife Management Area proposed expansion • Proposal will…
Birds and number observed on Smith Lake Bike and Bird Tour, May 16: Canada Goose 42 Gadwall 6 Mallard 7 Cinnamon Teal 4 Northern Shoveler 15 Green-winged Teal 1 Redhead 2 Ring-necked Duck 2 Ring-necked Pheasant 2 Great Blue Heron …
This spring, Flathead River to Lake Initiative partners planted over 1,000 shrubs and trees on two properties along the Flathead River as part of an expanding restoration effort to restore riparian areas. The restored riparian areas will help improve habitat…
Posted: Wednesday, January 7, 2015 8:38 am By CHRIS PETERSON Hungry Horse News | Two men with long and strong ties to the Flathead Valley were recently recognized by the Flathead Land Trust for their conservation efforts. Bill Dakin and…
Megan Stockfisch joined the Flathead River to Lake Initiative in January to help continue and expand our Flathead River Steward program. This is the third year the Flathead Lakers are hosting a Big Sky Watershed Corps (associated with AmeriCorps) member…
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Flathead Land Trust, Flathead Lakers, and Flathead River to Lake Initiative partners invite you to celebrate the conservation of a unique property on Flathead Lake’s beautiful north shore and the protection of the north shore's…
Join the Flathead Land Trust and Flathead River to Lake Initiative partners on a Bike and Bird tour on Saturday, May 17, from 9 am to noon. This fun outing will showcase protected wetlands, riparian forests, and farmland that help…
MT Conservation Corps and Flathead Valley Community College volunteers helped plant hundreds of willows on Saturday, May 3, 2014 along the Flathead River at Foys Bend to help MT Fish, Wildlife & Parks restore riparian habitat at their Foys Bend…