Where Conservation Meets Community
We turn local insight into lasting action to care for the land, wildlife, and communities of the Blackfoot watershed.
Upcoming Events
Join us for some exiting events, such as our holiday party and board meetings.
Stewardship Guide
Download our guide containing basic information and best practices related to the Blackfoot watershed.
Programs
Our programs bring people together to solve real-world challenges across the Blackfoot watershed.
Support
Donations help ensure that working lands, clean water, and open spaces remain part of Montana’s future.
Voices of the Blackfoot Watershed
These are the stories of neighbors, ranchers, and families working together to keep the Blackfoot wild, healthy, and thriving.
Denny Iverson
One Rancher. One Big Save.
When a timber giant threatened to sell off 34,000 acres of wild Montana land, rancher Denny Iverson rallied his entire valley—loggers, neighbors, and conservationists alike—to save it forever.
Steve & April Woodhouse
Stewards of the Shoreline
After a wake-up call on forest health, Steve and April Woodhouse transformed their lakeside property into a fire-resilient, invasive-species-fighting stronghold—proving that small actions can ripple across an entire watershed.
Our Programs
Our programs generate lasting outcomes grounded in shared community priorities
Latest News
Stay up to date on the people, projects, and progress shaping the Blackfoot watershed.
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Steve and April Woodhouse Story
Steve and April Woodhouse, Coopers Lake Landowners. Photo by Lindsey Mulcare. “Everything we do has effects downstream. It all comes down to cooperation and communication, working together and doing what you […]
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Denny Iverson Story
Denny Iverson in front of the Potomac State Forest. Photo by Lindsey Mulcare. “Our community trusted the Blackfoot Challenge to get it right. To involve them, not just bulldoze through […]
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Kevin Ertl Story
Kevin Ertl, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Helmville. Photo by Eliza Wiley. When you become part of the community, it changes things. WHEN KEVIN ERTL came to the Blackfoot watershed […]
Support Our Work
Help protect the land, water, and way of life in the Blackfoot—your gift makes a lasting impact for generations to come.