Building and Uniting Watershed Communities
Educational Directory
The following partner organizations offer a variety of great educational programs and opportunities for youth and adults.
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Montana Watercourse is a statewide water education program based in Bozeman that supports water resource decision making and stewardship by providing unbiased information, resources, tools and education to all water users. |
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| Nikki Sandve, Director | 406.994.1910 | nsandve@montana.edu | |
| The Clark Fork Watershed Education Program, based in Butte, offers multi-disciplinary science and history programs for schools, teachers, and students in and around the Upper Clark Fork Basin. CFWEP also offers public education and outreach services including tours, events, and publications that connect the public with the science and history of western Montana. | |||
| Matt Vincent, Director | 406.496.4124 | mvincent@mtech.edu |  |
| The Watershed Education Network in Missoula, is dedicated to fostering knowledge, appreciation, & awareness of watershed health through science and outreach. They’re growing the next generation of watershed stewards. | |||
| Debbie Fassnacht, Director | 406.541.9287 | water@montanawatershed.org | |
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The Montana Natural Resources Youth Camp offers a week long summer camp at Lubrecht Experimental Forest. Their new Conservation Leadership School engages teens age 15-18 in the watershed approach using the Blackfoot Watershed as their classroom. | ||
| Martin Twer, Camp Director | 406.243.2775 | martin.twer@cfc.umt.edu | |
For more information about Summer Youth Camps & Programs including Range Camp and the Envirothon, visit DNRC. You might also consider becoming a member of the Montana Youth Restoration Partnership. Contact Linda Brander, State Restoration Coordinator at 406.444.0520 LLBrander@mt.gov