By Gabrielle Gasser EBS STAFF BIG SKY – The typical American lawn is a lush, green mat of Kentucky Bluegrass, a grass that requires high water...
By Jessica Olson EBS Contributor As you might remember, in 2018 a wide-spread algae bloom, larger than any other ever recorded, was observed in the Upper...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor On May 2, the United States Geological Survey gauge on the Gallatin River at Deer Creek reached 1,200 cubic feet per...
Ways you can contribute By Patrick Straub EBS CONTRIBUTOR Prior to the pandemic, the number of new anglers entering the world of fly fishing was stagnating. But...
By David Tucker EBS CONTRIBUTOR Something happens to me every time I enter the Gallatin Canyon. On one hand, I am uplifted by the natural beauty...
By David Tucker EBS CONTRIBUTOR In January 2018, after two years of multi-stakeholder community engagement, the Gallatin River Task Force and its partners released the Big...
By David Tucker EBS Contributor As you drive around Big Sky these days, it’s impossible not to notice an influx of pavement and other hard surfaces....
By David Tucker EBS Contributor On Nov. 5 and 6, 2020, an unprescribed, wind-driven wildfire burned 650 acres of the Gallatin Wildlife Management area adjacent to...
As Big Sky grows, water is in high demand. Can the supply handle it? By Gabrielle Gasser EBS STAFF BIG SKY – Each year, mountain towns...
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...