Safety & Health Bureau

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC) is dedicated to managing and protecting the state's land and water resources, ensuring they benefit present and future generations. Through diverse programs and a committed staff, the DNRC engages in various activities, including forestry, water rights management, and conservation efforts across all 56 counties in Montana. With a focus on sustainability, the DNRC generates significant revenue for K-12 public education through initiatives in sustainable forestry, agriculture, and energy leasing. Additionally, the department actively addresses challenges such as wildfire risk reduction, flood management post-wildfires, and water administration reforms to meet the evolving needs of Montana's communities. Generated from the website

The State of Montana Water Resources Division in Helena, MT is a government agency responsible for managing and protecting the state's water resources. They work to ensure sustainable water use and quality throughout Montana. Through monitoring, regulation, and collaboration with stakeholders, the division plays a crucial role in safeguarding water sources for current and future generations. Their efforts help support a healthy environment and economy in the state. Generated from their business information