OUR TEAM
SRWG BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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Tanner Tompkins
BOARD CHAIR
Broken O Ranch
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Doug Habermann
VICE CHAIR
Sun Canyon recreation and residents
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Jonathan Mungle
TREASURER
Great Falls Resident
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Erling Juel
Greenfields Irrigation District
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John Chase
DIRECTOR
Cascade Conservation District
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Autumn Holzgen
DIRECTOR
Montana Conservation Corps, Missouri River Watershed
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Joe Kremer-Herman
DIRECTOR
Lewis & Clark Conservation District
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Linda Berger
DIRECTOR
Muddy Creek Task Force
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Lee Signalness
DIRECTOR
Sun River Community Agriculture
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Tucker Morris
DIRECTOR
Teton Conservation District
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Sara Mayben
DIRECTOR
Agencies and Board Expertise
SRWG STAFF
Tracy Wendt
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Tracy joined SRWG in October 2018. Previously, she worked on Rock Creek and the Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers while attending the University of Montana in Missoula. She then worked for Wyoming Game + Fish as an aquatic habitat biologist on the Popo Agie River in Lander and the East Fork of the Wind River, before joining the Big Thompson Watershed Coalition in Colorado as the project manager. Tracy brings a background in flood recovery, habitat improvement, and collaborative project approaches to the Sun River Watershed team. Tracy serves on the Missouri River Flyfishers and Montana Watershed Coordination Council Boards of Directors, and is an Associate Supervisor with High Plains Conservation District. In her free time, Tracy can usually be found exploring Montana’s breweries, rivers, and streams with her two dogs, Gus and Huckleberry.
Tracy loves to hear from people who care about our watershed and who want to get involved in our work. Click here to email Tracy.
Madison Colyer
WATERSHED + OUTREACH PROGRAM COORDINATOR
Madison joined the SRWG as the full-time Watershed + Outreach Program Coordinator in January 2025. She earned both her undergraduate and graduate degrees in Pennsylvania and has a background in geology, surface and groundwater hydrology, GIS, and watershed conservation. She worked for USGS as a Hydrologic Field Assistant collecting surface water quality data and maintaining stream gages before returning to school to complete her master’s degree. Madison’s graduate research focused on citizen-science based water quality sampling and using new geospatial techniques to map project areas. Following her graduate studies, Madison completed a term of service with the Montana Conservation Corp as a Big Sky Watershed Corps member. She worked with the Hill County Conservation District in Havre to create water quality Sample Analysis Plans for the Beaver Creek and Big Sandy watersheds. Outside of work, Madison can be found playing pool, hiking/camping in National Forests and Parks, or wrangling her two cats, Banquet and Sabrina.
You can contact Madison at madison@sunriverwatershed.org.
VOLUNTEERS
Much of SRWG’s monitoring, sampling, and restoration work would not be possible without the help from our amazing volunteers. Please contact us to learn more about volunteer opportunities with SRWG.
PARTNERS
SRWG Partners help identify and prioritize our work and provide grants or funding assistance. To learn more or become a Partner of SRWG, please contact us.
