As if we needed another reason to stop eating bacon cheeseburgers, it turns out that greasy foods are clogging more than just our arteries. According to the Big Sky Water and Sewer District, fats, oils and greases, or FOGs, are also clogging Big Sky’s sewer system,...
The Task Force gets a license plate. While news is breaking of organizations across Montana losing their license-plate programs, we’re happy to report that our design has been finalized and that the Friend of the Gallatin plate is now available at MVD offices...
We are called by the river and we rely on the river. And because of the Gallatin, we decided we must do more this year and in 2019. We need your support this Holiday Season as we end 2018, to reach our goals to grow our mission and funding. In June of this year, we...
The algae bloom on the Gallatin River was the talk of the town this summer. And for good reason. Vibrant green algae covered the bottom of the Gallatin River below the West Fork confluence to about Moose Creek, as well as the Taylor Fork below Wapiti Creek. According...
The Gallatin River Task Force will team up with the Gallatin Association of Realtors to host “Conserving Land and Protecting Water”, a four-credit continuing education course for REALTORS®, on March 9th, 2018 from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at Buck’s T-4 in Big Sky. In 2016,...
“If the water is not clear, nobody will want to play, raft, or fish the river…If nobody wants to play in the river, the economy will go down…because a lot of our money comes from sports in the river,” a fourth-grade student stated during a mock engineering summit at...
