Just off Main Street in downtown Bozeman, Montana, something AMAZING is happening. It’s the restoration of an urban wetland oasis for both the wildlife and people of Bozeman.

Due to the efforts and vision of the Sacajawea Audubon Society and the generosity of Ileana Indreland and Mike Delaney, Bozeman is now home to the largest restored urban wetland in Montana: The Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve.

Experience this incredible 40-acre outdoor classroom that connects the Bridgers to the Hyalites and view our resident beavers, native birds, plants, insects, and so much more.

As the Indreland Preserve grows, you will begin to see new infrastructure designed to bring our community into this vision including a walking path, interactive educational materials, and blinds for viewing and photographing the wetland’s wildlife. With your help, we hope to continue growing and providing a natural classroom and space of respite for Bozeman’s residents and a sanctuary for our wild neighbors. We’re so excited for you to be part of it.

Learn more about how you can visit, attend programs, become a volunteer, and donate to support our efforts to conserve, restore, and enhance the Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve: bozemanwetlands.org.

The Indreland Audubon Wetland Preserve is free to access and open year-round.
Click here for directions.