The district has been awarded an HB223 grant project through DNRC to establish the effectiveness of the control of stem mining weevils on Canada thistle in eastern Montana.
The district continues to be involved with the Mosby Musselshell Watershed Group. The district has received funds for an Irrigation Development Grant to continue the Mosby Musselshell Watershed Group efforts for an offsite water storage facility.
The district continues to be very active in the Dry-Redwater Regional Water Authority, a regional effort to bring good quality and quantity water to portions of McCone, Garfield, Dawson, and Richland counties as well as McKenzie County, North Dakota.
The district has received the completed Community Wildfire Protection Plan for the county from FireLogistics and has now been able to utilize funding through the Wildland Urban Interface Community Assistance Grant through the Bureau of Land Management for fuels reduction projects within the county.
The district continues to do water monitoring along the Big and Little Dry Creeks within the county through a HB223 grant.
The district has been sponsoring range tours since 1967, hosted Montana Range Days in the inaugural years in 1977 and 1978 and then again in 2001 and 2002. The district sponsors Youth Range Camp in the summer of odd number of years.
