Clark Fork Coalition Missoula Montana

25th Anniversary

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O'Brien Creek Monitoring

O'Brien Creek Flows and Info

Questions? Email katie@clarkfork.org

Living Near Streams

Continuing Education Course Montana Board of Realty Regulation
4.0 credits
September 24 in Missoula, MT

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Questions? Email info@clarkfork.org

Protect Our Waters From Invasive Species

Inspect. Clean. Dry.

Upcoming Events

Bitterroot River Cleanup
September 11, 2010 (10:00 )
Crown of the Continent Conference
September 23, 2010 (8:00 )
Realtors Riparian Training
September 24, 2010 (All Day)

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Clark Fork Coalition

Founded in 1985, we are dedicated to protecting and restoring the Clark Fork River basin, a 22,000-square-mile area draining western Montana and northern Idaho.

	Best River Fest: On Saturday, October 2, 2010, the Clark Fork Coalition is celebrating 25 years of clean water work at the Best River Fest, an outdoor concert featuring The Mission Mountain Wood Band and other local acts. Doors open at 1:00 pm and the show kicks off at 2:30 pm. Tickets are $30 general admission, or a $100 VIP ticket includes on-site parking, full bar, and dinner. More info
	Realtor Continuing Education Course: This 4-credit certified course, sponsored by the Clark Fork Coalition, Geum Environmental Consulting, WGM Group, and the Missoula County Water Quality District, will explore the policies and practices that are important when living near streams. Register online
	Stream Care Shorts: What happens beside a river makes a big difference to what goes on beneath the surface. Luckily, a little care goes a long way. Watch the Stream Care Shorts
	Landowner's Guide: Landowners and conservationists agree: what we do to help our rivers begins on the land. Check out our latest publication, the Landowner's Guide to Fixing Streams in the Upper Clark Fork Watershed.
	The Longest Haul: Read writer Brian Kevin's account of the Clark Fork 320 for Sierra Magazine: "A pair of Montana anglers scout a recovering river, one free-floating mile at a time." Read More