This meeting presents two unique opportunities. The first will be the morning session, when watershed groups, Conservation Districts, and interested others can learn first-hand about this year's legislative session, and how it might affect watershed initiatives. The second opportunity will be in the afternoon, when you will have a chance to make suggestions regarding how and what the Coordination Council should do to support your ongoing watershed work.
Travel assistance is available to help cover watershed group's costs of attending the meeting.
Planning is complete for the morning topic for the meeting. We'll then move to a panel of experts that will provide their perspectives on legislative proposals that may be of interest to folks active in watershed planning, as well as how citizens can help shape such proposals. We hope you will come and make good use of our excellent experts. A post-meeting activity you may wish to plan is a tour of the restored capital building. The Montana Historical Society offers tours on the hour, starting from the large central wooden desk structure on the ground floor of the Capitol.