Granite Conservation District

Voluntary natural resource conservation in Granite County, Montana

Recent News & Updates

The Montana Conservationist, v14 i8

Greetings, readers! This week in The Montana Conservationist: Louis Wertz of the Western Landowners Alliance wrote a great op-ed in the Salt Lake Tribune about the trouble with ranchettes. They…

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The Montana Conservationist, V14 I7

This week in The Montana Conservationist: AIS inspectors have found 13 boats transporting invasive species in Montana, an increase over previous years. It's more important now than ever to stay…

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The Montana Conservationist V14 I6

Greetings, readers! This week we've got a hearty TMC for your Memorial Day Weekend reading pleasure. Behold: A recent study modeled shrub encroachment on a sloping landscape and found that…

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About Us

Granite Conservation District works to promote voluntary natural resource conservation in Granite County, Montana.

We also issue 310 permits, which are required by Montana law for any work in or near a streambed. You can read more about what constitutes a project, what permits are needed for streambed work, and download the forms for a permit application on our 310 page.

Our office is located in Philipsburg.

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