Flathead Conservation District
Working to conserve soil, water, and other natural resources of the state of Montana.
Watershed Restoration Planning
The Flathead Conservation District is currently creating a Watershed Restoration Plan (WRP) for the Flathead-Stillwater watershed (click here to see a map). This is in response to the Flathead-Stillwater TMDL, a report completed at the end of 2014 that lists the streams which have been identified as impaired by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality. The WRP aims to facilitate watershed-wide […]
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Trumbull Creek restoration project is complete
FCD is pleased to announce the completion of project work on a 4,000-foot stretch of Trumbull Creek southwest of Columbia Falls. The project will alleviate flooding on adjacent private property by removing debris, re-establishing channel depth, and restoring the integrity of existing levees.
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Flathead Conservation District
Conservation districts (CDs) work locally to fulfill the state's policy to conserve soil, water, and other natural resources of the state. The Montana Flathead Conservation District (FCD) covers all areas within the county boundaries except within the original (1945) city limits of Kalispell and Columbia Falls.
310 Stream Permits
Any person planning to work in or near a perennial stream or river on private or public land must first obtain a 310 Permit from the Flathead Conservation District.
- Permit Information
- Process & Considerations
- Forms & Applications
