Arctic Grayling Recovery Program

Your Help is Needed...

The conservation of Arctic grayling in the Big Hole River watershed and the reintroduction of grayling into historic waters will require a level of effort and cooperation beyond the scope of most conservation efforts initiated in the United States. In the Big Hole watershed alone, we are working with 31 individual landowners who collectively own about 157,200 acres of land in a watershed that's half the size of Yellowstone Park. To recover grayling in the Big Hole, we will implement a multitude of projects, each of which may cost several thousand dollars.

How to Contribute

Please send your tax deductible donation to the address below. Thanks for your help!

Send to:

Arctic Grayling Recovery Program

P.O. Box 4089

Bozeman, MT 57772

Your $$ At Work...

Dollars raised are used to fund on-the-ground conservation projects that benefit grayling. Some examples include:

• Riparian Fencing Projects
• Willow Planting
• Stream Channel Work
• Pool Enhancement Projects
• Ditch Screening to Reduce Entrainment
• Fish Passage Projects
• Stock-Water Tanks for Off-stream Livestock Use