Working for clean water, healthy ecosystems, and lasting quality of life in the Flathead Watershed.
The Flathead Lakers provides leadership and a strong voice for protecting and improving water quality through our programs and advocacy.
Together, we protect our spectacular lake and watershed to ensure all of us can continue to enjoy and benefit from our beloved lake and precious clean water - now and in the future.
Owen Sowerwine Permanently Protected: Conservation Victory Secures Sanctuary, Funds Education
Nearly fifty years ago, a man named Owen Sowerwine dreamed of safeguarding a 405-acre community treasure with exceptional, intact forested river bottom habitat near Kalispell. This week, that vision blossomed into reality.
After years of collaboration between Flathead Land Trust, Flathead Audubon Society, Flathead Lakers, and Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, the Owen Sowerwine property is now permanently protected by a conservation easement held by Flathead Land Trust.
Flathead Lakers Appoint New Executive Director, Coby Gierke
The Flathead Lakers are proud to announce the appointment of Coby Gierke as their new Executive Director, effective July 22, 2024. Bringing nearly two decades of leadership experience in environmental conservation, Mr. Gierke is poised to lead the organization into its next chapter, continuing its mission “Working for clean water, healthy ecosystems, and lasting quality of life in the Flathead Watershed”.
Flathead Lake Levels
The following resources contain materials that the Lakers have found helpful in understanding the complexities surrounding the summer lake level issue.
We will update the content as we learn more. We hope this information will help you better understand the issue and help you make an informed decision.
Celebrating 65 Years
As we reflect on our incredible journey over the past 65 years, we are filled with gratitude for our members and donors steadfast support and dedication to preserving and protecting the pristine beauty of Flathead Lake and its surrounding watershed.
