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| Rosebud Conservation District PO Box 1200, 270 S Prospect, Forsyth, MT 59327 Email: laurie.kelley@mt.nacdnet.net (406) 346-7479 |
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February 2008 Rosebud-Big Horn CD Newsletter click here. Rosebud Treasure Annual Banquet Photo Gallery click here. For a current list of CBM wells, permits and leases in Rosebud, Big Horn, Carbon, Gallatin and Powder River and their status, click here. Upcoming Events: Click here for the April 9, 2008 (draft) Rosebud Watershed Group meeting minutes. Rosebud CD board meeting will be held on May 28 at 7 pm in the Forsyth USDA Service Center building. Water Judge Loble will hold public meetings on the Tongue River Lower and Upper Basins at the Ashland Public School on May 7 at 7 pm and Miles City Community College, room 316, at 7 pm on May 8. A Water Master will also be in attendance. Rosebud Conservation Days will be held on May 13 and 14th. Check back for photos from the event! The next meeting of the Tongue River Watershed Alliance will be at 7 pm, June 5 at the Ashland Public School. Click here for minutes of the last meeting! Please don't forget to stop by the Rosebud Watershed Group's Know Your Watershed booth at Colstrip Days, June 28th, to buy your 50/50 raffle ticket! Winner will be announced at 3 pm in the park! The next Rosebud Watershed Group meeting will be on July 9. Meeting location to be determined. Rosebud Range Committee is holding a Tallgrass Beef Workshop on Tuesday, August 19 starting at 3 pm. The workshop will be held at Dave & Jewel Davenport's on Rosebud Creek. Please call Laurie at 351-2855 for more information. 2008 Tree and T-ree shirt ordering Information! The nurseries still have a few tree varieties left. Call Bobbi at 406-346-7333 extension 101 for more information. |
A Little About What We Do
Montana's CDs have been working since the Dust Bowl days of the
1930s to promote the wise use, conservation, and development of
our soil, water, and related natural resources. CDs give expert
assistance in natural resource use and planning, and they initiate
and carry out community-wide, resource-based programs with private
landowners.
Montana's CDs have been working since the Dust Bowl days of the
1930s to promote the wise use, conservation, and development of
our soil, water, and related natural resources. CDs give expert
assistance in natural resource use and planning, and they initiate
and carry out community-wide, resource-based programs with private
landowners.
What is a Conservation District?
Conservation Districts (CDs) are a part of your local government,
working with and for the people through locally elected officials. The
purpose of CDs is to protect soil, water, and other natural resources.
Conservation Districts (CDs) are a part of your local government,
working with and for the people through locally elected officials. The
purpose of CDs is to protect soil, water, and other natural resources.
| Website updates are on the What's New page - we update regularly, so check often! |
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Forsyth, Montana
| www.rosebudcd.org |
| Updated 4-30-08 |
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