MRCDC's first quarterly meeting of 2017 will be held January 5th at the Duck Inn in Havre from 3:00PM - 6:00PM. Topics discussed will be upcoming legislative action, as well as trips to Washington DC and Denver. Dinner will be…
MRCDC and the Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Montana (SWCDM) has been working with ranchers along the Missouri River corridor to showcase the importance of managed riparian grazing and how this can benefit water quality, livestock production, and riparian…
The Annual Report for MRCDC for the 2015-2016 FY is now available. Access the pdf file here or contact Rachel for a printed copy.
When: Friday, Oct. 7 – Start time: 10 a.m. (MDT) Where: Fort Peck Interpretative Center, Lower Yellowstone Rd., Fort Peck, MT Press release with meeting information
Ever felt like you were herding cats at a CD meeting? Want to make those meetings a more valuable investment of time for everyone? Join us for a hands-on, interactive workshop on facilitation and meeting management by Dan Clark and…
The Ranching for Rivers program, a joint effort between MRCDC and Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Montana, was highlighted in a recent article in the Montana Conservationist. The article highlights Richland County Supervisor, Dick Iverson and his wife Connie,…
The 2016 River Rendezvous will be hosted by Chouteau County Conservation District, June 9th, on the Missouri River near Fort Benton, MT. Rendezvous attendees will take a boat tour of riparian fencing projects, cottonwood planting sites, and other riparian enhancement…
The Executive Committee of the MRCDC will be hosting its monthly conference call at 7:30 AM on Tuesday, December 15th. For information on how to join the call, contact Carie Hess, Petroleum CD Administrator and Council Administrative Assistant at 406-429-6646.
The Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge Community Working Group will meet from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM at the Zortman Elementary School in Zortman, MT on December 17th. Topics will include a review of the groups activities and successes…
MRCDC's Annual Report is available online (its a large file) or in print at a member conservation district office near you. Or you can contact Rachel to have a printed copy sent to you.