Events
May 24, 2026: Arbor Day Tree Planting
Each year, the City of Bozeman and the Gallatin Watershed Council team up to throw a big Arbor Day Planting event. The 2026 planting site is TBD, so stay tuned! Bozeman is a member of the Arbor Day Foundation Tree City USA: the Mayor kicks things off with a proclamation in honor of trees, then rolls up their sleeves as a volunteer. Since BOB started in 2021, we have planted 95 trees with the help of 156 volunteers for Arbor Day.
Past events
June-September: Weekly Tree Watering
Newly planted trees need your help to survive their first years in a new place! This is a self-led volunteer opportunity that can take place at anytime. Locations include: Gallatin County Regional Park, Mandeville Creek at Bozeman High School, Lewis and Bark Dog Park, and McLeod Park.
September 9: Watershed Bike Tour, Bozeman
Join us for an 8-mile leisurely and educational bike ride around Bozeman. We will visit four interpretive signs around town to learn about the water cycle, wetlands, ditches, and more. This family-friendly event is open to all ages!
August 26: Riparian Walk, Bozeman
Join us for a monthly Riparian Walk where you will get the opportunity to explore local ecology, learn about restoration efforts, and connect with others who care about the watershed.
July 22: Riparian Walk, Bronken Park
Join us for a monthly Riparian Walk where you will get the opportunity to explore local ecology, learn about restoration efforts, and connect with others who care about the watershed.
June 27: Greater Gallatin United Way Day of Action, Site Maintenance at Gallatin County Regional Park
In 2023 and 2024, Volunteers planted over 100 trees and shrubs along the stream that runs through the Gallatin Country Regional Park. For a couple of years after planting, we like to check in and give the guys some love so they have the best chance at survival. Join us for a hands-on afternoon of site maintenance on June 27, from 1:00 to 4:30 p.m. as part of the Greater Gallatin United Way's Day of Action!