PARTNERS

The Montana Water Trust works cooperatively with a variety of foundations, private and public organizations, conservation groups, government agencies, and individuals to fulfill our mission. We enjoy sharing our projects with others, and appreciate the many contributions -- locally and region-wide -- to restoring streamflows and maintaining the economic and ecologic diversity of Montana’s natural places.

Partnerships
The Montana Water Trust partners with a variety of local and regional groups, such as watershed councils, state and federal agencies, and public and private conservation groups. We strongly believe that all successful watershed restoration efforts, including our instream flow program, depends on working collaboratively with local organizations. By creating new alliances and establishing beneficial partnerships, the MWT seeks to create long-term social and environmental solutions for the watersheds in Montana.

PRIVATE
PBS&J Consulting
Painted Rocks Water Users Association
Bitterroot Irrigation District
WestWater Research
Hellgate Irrigation District

GOVERNMENT
Bureau of Land Management
Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
Montana Association of Conservation Districts
Montana Department of Environmental Quality
Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks
Natural Resources and Conservation Service
University of Montana
U.S. Geological Survey (USGS)
U.S. Forest Service (USFS)

NON-PROFIT
American Conservation Real Estate
American Water Resources Association
The Conservation Fund
Five Valleys Land Trust
Montana Land Reliance
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Montana Water Resources Association
Montana Watercourse
Oregon Water Trust
Property and Environment Research Center
Teller Wildlife Refuge
Trout Unlimited
Washington Water Trust

WATERSHED GROUPS
Big Hole Watershed Committee
Bitter Root Water Forum
Blackfoot Challenge
Greater Gallatin Watershed Group
Lolo Watershed Group
Ninemile Watershed Group
Sun River Watershed Group
Upper Yellowstone Watershed Basin Group