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Fort Belknap Indian Community

The Tribes’ Water Quality Program, the Non-Point Source Program, Water Resources Program and Prairie Mountain Utilities all work to protect...

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Fort Belknap Indian Community

There are three tribal staff in the Water Quality Program, plus a GIS technician. The Water Quality staff sample surface...

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Fort Belknap Indian Community

The Water Quality Program also collaborates with Aaniiih Nakoda College, collecting water samples that college students then test for contaminants...

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Water Quality also collaborates with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on fish surveys, evaluating fish biodiversity and abundance.

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Fort Belknap Indian Community

The Environmental Protection Department also has a Nonpoint Source Program that has one full-time employee. The focus of this program...

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Fort Belknap Indian Community

Establish a wetland program to help protect and restore wetlands and riparian areas.

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Increase stream meandering to decrease erosive floods.

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Plant trees to shade water and reduce water temperatures.

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Plant trees in areas upstream of infrastructure to help reduce the damage from flooding.

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Fort Belknap Indian Community

Develop a land management plan and water management plan with a focus on wells and reservoirs.

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Stabilize the situation through natural solutions such as establishing more beavers and dams in the headwater streams of the mountains...

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Find a way to catch and hold flood waters, for example, by building reservoirs.

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