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Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Bitterroot Water Partnership, Working in Bitterroot Subbasin in Western Montana, Will Complete Project Planning and Prioritization Efforts to Develop a Comprehensive Prioritized Restoration Action Plan Emphasizing Four Distinct Geographies Within the Watershed. the Bitterroot Subbasin Relies Heavily on Snowmelt Run-off for Irrigation, Aquifer Recharge, and Streamflow, Making It Extremely Vulnerable to Climate Change and Seasonal Water Resource Challenges. by Working With Private Landowners, the U.s. Forest Service, Water Resource Managers, Water Quality Specialists, and Trout Unlimited, the Partnership Will Expand Their Data Collection, Develop Practical Solutions to Address Critical Watershed Needs in Coordination With Local Partners, and Finalize Actionable Strategies for Future Restoration Efforts, Prioritizing Areas of Stakeholder Interest.
Committed
$298,300
Paid out
$87.6K
29%
Committed, not yet paid
$210.7K
71%
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