As the Watchdogs of Flathead Lake, we’re following bills in the 2021 Legislative Session that potentially impact the Flathead Watershed.

Learn more about SB 115 and HB152.

Check out the fall edition of the Flathead Lake Monitor, including Bad Rock Canyon Conservation Project, citizen science, our watershed mural, and more!

Enjoy this Science on Tap holiday classic from December 5, 2017 with Diane Boyd, MT FWP.

We would like to thank Greg McCormick for his generous donation of a beautiful wooden boat, and congratulation to Mark Sandry for his successful bid. We wish you many special moments out on your new boat!

We are grateful to both Greg and Mark for helping us kick start our fundraising efforts this upcoming year to protect this magnificent place in our watershed. 

Learn more about the Bad Rock Canyon Project, and the support that is building around the watershed.

We are all combating screen fatigue, and it is still too soon to gather. Let's take a break. Get outside and enjoy the cold winter air and a quiet moment, or zoom with your friends and family. Stay safe and healthy. Please wear a mask, and we will be back soon.

Watch our YouTube video and discover our ‘Watershed Moment’ community mural.

Flathead Lakers install wall art mural for watershed community.

We are excited to announce that we will be working with our Flathead R2L Initiative partners to help purchase 800 acres along the Flathead River near Columbia Falls.

As a gift to the Flathead Lake community, the Flathead Lakers will be installing a wall art mural outside our offices in the Salish Building in Polson. The mural was designed to honor the natural beauty, tribal culture, history, and wildlife of Flathead Lake, one of most pristine and scenic lakes of its size in the world.

It was an unusual annual meeting this year, held on August 13 outside our Salish Building offices… and on Zoom.

Eric Witts, junior at SKC, is interning with the Flathead Lakers, focusing on the video archives of Science on Tap-Flathead.

Thanks to the generous support from so many of our members last year, we raised the funding needed to protect 155 acres along the Flathead River, …

Learn ten things that you can do around your home and in your daily life to help protect our watershed and clean water.

Our citizen science volunteers will be out on the water again this summer measuring water clarity and studying periphyton (slime on rocks) around Flathead Lake. Become a volunteer!

With support from Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes, the Flathead Lakers submitted a letter to state leaders requesting an amendment to the draft of the Montana Water …