WGM Group is proud to offer environmental services to protect Montana’s natural resources, and capital improvements to ensure they’re here for future generations.
Montana is home to 55 State Parks that offer opportunities for adventure right in our own backyard and provided solace and respite during the COVID pandemic. The parks were there for us when we needed them – now it’s our turn to be there for them.
Read MoreMontana produces some of the healthiest beef, pork, lamb and poultry in the nation. WGM Group is proud to support the ranchers and butchers keeping our food supply and regional economies strong with water rights, irrigation design, and expanded local processing capacity.
Read MoreOur responsibilities as members of a civil and just society require us to speak out against racism and discrimination of all kinds. WGM Group joins millions across our great country who mourn the loss of human life due to police brutality and systemic inequalities.
Our leadership and team members also join the journey of many to improve our own internal practices to prevent discrimination and propel our company and country forward.
Read MoreCommunity planning and multi-phase construction infrastructure projects ensure global companies have room to grow when relocating to cities like Missoula and Bozeman - while protecting the quality of life that attracted them to Montana in the first place.
Read MoreWater quality and availability is the foundation for our agricultural heritage, supporting clean and healthy habitats for countless wildlife species. Call us at 406.728.4611 to see how we’re helping clients and communities conserve and protect this precious resource for future generations.
Read MoreWGM Group, Inc. (WGM) is providing technical consulting services to prepare the Corridor Plan for the Missoula Metropolitan Planning Organization.
Public comments are welcome. CLICK HERE to leave your thoughts and questions on the interactive map we’ve created for this project.
Read MoreConnecting communities leads to healthier populations, stronger local businesses, and regional economic growth.
That’s why WGM Group focuses on including safe and accessible bike lanes and pedestrian pathways in our projects. It’s also why we design transportation infrastructure that makes it easier to travel between neighborhoods, and parks that bring people together.
Read MoreWGM Group is proud to be working with renowned custom home builder Ebbighausen Homes and Eryn Schwehr of ELS Architects to bring this mixed-use development on Bozeman's northside to life. Our Bozeman Landscape Architect Lessa Racow worked closely with Ebbighausen to design residential plantings and parkland intended to bring people together.
Read MoreOne of our values at WGM Group is protecting and enhancing “frontcountry” access - meaning the ability to get into outdoor recreation sites close quickly and easily from the places where we live and work.
The ability to hike, fish, bike, and get outdoors with our families defines our company culture. It also elevates our ability to recruit and retain top-level talent for the planning, engineering, surveying, and design jobs being created at our offices in Missoula, Bozeman, Kalispell, Helena, and Hamilton. As a community-centric company, we see frontcountry as a gathering place for people from different backgrounds and perspectives - giving us all the opportunity to discover more of what brings us together.
Read MoreOpportunity Zones have great potential for real estate investment when approached with the right mix of planning and design.
Here are the key phases of preparing a site for urban infill development or an economic development project in rural Montana.
Read MoreIf you are in local government interested and in alleviating workloads and/or enhancing services, WGM has experience helping clients acquire grant funding.
Call 406-756-4848 or send an email to: mcochran@wgmgroup.com to start a conversation about how we can help your local government get ahead of the GIS curve.
Read MoreWGM Group was honored to present planning alternatives to mitigate wildlife-vehicle collisions while seeking to maintain habitat connectivity and healthy wildlife populations at an event hosted by the Montana Department of Transportation.
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