The Clark Fork River and its tributaries drain most of western Montana. The upper river and headwaters were heavily impacted by wastes from over a century of mining. Today, the area is the largest Superfund environmental clean-up site in the nation.
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-Thursday, April 7th, Butte Central
-Thursday, April 28th, Fred Moodry Middle School
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Clark Fork Info > News > Archive > June 2007
June 28th, 2007:
Montana Watershed News - Montana Standard: Paint me a river
June 27th, 2007:
Montana Standard: Precious water
June 26th, 2007:
Montana Standard: Big Hole drops
Missoulian: No child left inside
Missoulian: Peregrine cam gives scientists a clue what goes on in falcons' nests
Missoulian: Homesteader latest incident illustrating abuse of public land
NewWest.com: Missoula Council Approves Expanding Kelly Island
June 21st, 2007:
Montana Standard: BLM plan proposes closing 200 miles of trails
Montana Standard: Judges uphold logging
EPA Milltown Site Update (pdf)
Montana Standard: Lynx decision won't affect Beaverhead-Deerlodge forest
Montana Standard: Senate panel supports funding for study tied to disputed mine
Montana Standard: On the beaten path
June 18th, 2007:
Montana Audubon: Montana Birds Send Warning About Our Water and Wetlands
June 7th, 2007:
Montana Standard: Tracking wild sheep
June 6th, 2007:
EPA Milltown Site Update (pdf)
EPA Air Monitoring Results at Milltown Site (pdf)
June Issue of EPA Watershed News
June 5th, 2007:
Montana Standard: Making a comeback
Missoula Independent: Bitterroot braces for change
DEQ Offering Water Education Mini-Grants (pdf)
EPA Public Notice: Domestic Well Sampling (Deer Lodge Valley)
IMBA Trail Building School in Butte June 8, 9, and 10