Montana's Conservation Districts and the Stream Permitting Process
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May 29, 2020
The stream permitting process applies to local ventures such as river crossings, private bridges, bank stabilization, or irrigation pump sites, such as the one pictured above, courtesy of Liz Riter.
By Liz Riter, NRCS Broadus
Healthy rivers and streams are important to Montanans for their lives and livelihoods: providing fisheries, clean water, recreation and aesthetics, agriculture and livestock production, as well as municipal water suppl...
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