Fall Watershed Tour Participants. Photo courtesy Marcie Murnion.
Members
Who is a member of the Greater Gallatin Watershed Council? Membership of the GGWC is open to any individual, group or organization that demonstrates:
- A substantial interest in the greater Gallatin watershed,
- Willingness to abide by the GGWC organizational ground rules, and
- A commitment to the issues and work of the GGWC as a whole.
Representation of the major stakeholder groups in the watershed is ideal and includes, but is not limited to:
- Irrigators: Ditch companies and/or agricultural irrigators that use ditches or canals as their main source of water.
- Agricultural Producers: All other agricultural groups.
- Watershed Groups: Collectives of landowners organized to address resource concerns within a watershed.
- Business: For-profit entities or organizations whose main source of income somehow affects the ecosystem of the greater Gallatin watershed (e.g., outfitters, land developers, property managers, recreational businesses, etc.).
- Natural Resource Managers: Representatives of federal, state or local agencies responsible for managing the natural resources within the greater Gallatin watershed (e.g., FWP, DNRC, USFS, etc.)
- Local Government: Decision-makers in local government (e.g., City or County Commissioners, Conservation District Supervisors, etc.).
- Non-Governmental Organizations: Nonprofit organizations with expertise or interest in the greater Gallatin watershed.
- Recreationists: Floaters, anglers, campers, hikers, skiers, and anyone else who uses the resources of the greater Gallatin watershed for recreation.
- Other: Small acreage landowners, horse owners, small farm operators, homeowners associations, etc.
Board MeetingsBoard business meetings are held the second Wednesday of the month, 7:30 a.m. at the Country Kitchen restaurant in Belgrade. All are welcome.
Contact the Board for for more information.
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Get Involved page to learn about the many ways you can take part in the organization!