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The Natural Streambed and Land Preservation Act

Conservation districts administer this act, also known as "The 310 Law," for the state of Montana. Any private individual or corporation proposing to undertake a project or construction activity in a perennial stream must first apply for a permit from the local conservation district. In the permitting process, conservation district supervisors and Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks personnel inspect the site of the project with the applicant to ensure it is completed in a fashion that maintains the natural integrity of the stream system. For more information about stream permitting in Montana, see Montana's Guide to Stream Permitting.

Montana Association of Conservation Districts
501 N. Sanders
Helena, MT 59601
phone: (406) 443-5711
fax: (406) 443-0174

Email: mail@macdnet.org