By David Tucker EBS Contributor In the last issue of EBS, this column started with dire numbers concerning our local snowpack and the equivalent amount of water held...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor At the Jan. 19 Big Sky County Water and Sewer District board meeting, when the topic turned to water-supply exploration on...
By Gabrielle Gasser EBS STAFF BIG SKY – The Gallatin County Commission voted unanimously to approve a petition for the formation of a new Gallatin Canyon...
By David Tucker EBS CONTRIBUTOR Across the globe, this has been the Year of Resilience. In the communities of the upper Gallatin River watershed, it has...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor The eagle is exactly where an eagle ought to be, perched high in a dying streamside pine along the Gallatin River....
Can conservation keep up with development? By David Tucker GALLATIN RIVER TASK FORCE On Sept. 17, the Big Sky Chamber of Commerce hosted the annual Big...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor Walking, biking, or driving around Big Sky this time of year, one thing always stands out: bright green Kentucky bluegrass lawns....
By Gabrielle Gasser EBS Contributor BIG SKY – This summer marks the second year of a three-year study on the algae bloom in the Gallatin River....
By David Tucker EBS CONTRIBUTOR Some call it Baetis Alley. Some call it Power Line Meadows. Some know it for the Green Bridge, while others know it...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor As you’ve likely noticed, a wide-spread, bright green algae bloom has taken over our backyard waterway. From the upper reaches of...