Partners are encouraged to submit proposals that will improve the nation's water quality, combat drought, enhance soil health, support wildlife habitat and protect agricultural viability.

This position provides lead communications support to the IWJV’s Water 4 Initiative for water, wetlands, and wet meadow habitat conservation on public and privately-owned lands in its focal areas.

The following story "Leaving a Legacy" is part of a series out of a partnership production between PFW and Intermountain West Joint Venture. 

This 2019 State of the Birds Report highlights the critical role that state wildlife agencies can play in recovering America’s bird populations

"I had the opportunity to see up close some first rate conservation accomplishments and to reflect upon values that I hold dear for conservation success. It was therapeutic and reinvigorating."

This exciting opportunity is part of a collaborative effort between the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the IWJV to further conservation delivery of NRCS Programs.

What happens when landowners come to a workshop where they talk and conservation professionals listen? 

While not offering much for Montana’s dispirited CRP fans, the 2018 Farm Bill’s other land and water conservation programs will provide tens of millions of dollars to help the state’s prairie region.

The 2019 IWJV Conservation Awards Call for Nominations is open until July 31. Check out the five award categories and nominate someone today!