Montana Freshwater Partners is hosting the third annual Watershed Tour on October 1 in the Shields Valley, focusing on stream restoration projects. Themed “Working Lands, Working Waters: Watershed Restoration in the Shields,” the event showcases the efforts of local landowners and organizations in protecting the Shields River Watershed. Participants will visit restoration project sites, including a regenerative farm, and hear from landowners and partners like Trout Unlimited and MSU Extension about conservation practices. The tour is open to the public, with a focus on hands-on learning. Registration is required due to limited spots. The Shields River Watershed benefits from approximately $500,000 in federal funding annually through the DEQ 319 Program. For more information, visit freshwaterpartners.org/events.
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Discover Local Restoration Efforts in Shields Valley with Watershed Tour News
By Terrain News
