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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Clark Fork Info > News > Archive > May 2010
May 25th, 2010:
CFWEP Restoration & Education Newsletter: Spring 2010 (pdf)
May 17th, 2010:
May/June BugNet from the Montana Environmental Education Association
May Montana Conservationist from the Montana Association of Conservation Districts (pdf)
May 16th, 2010:
Montana Standard: ‘Cool Water Hula’ 10th anniversary coming on July 10 to Berkeley Pit
Missoulian: Public meetings on slate to discuss oil pipeline plan in eastern Montana
Missoulian: Administration met with environmentalists on monuments, records show
Missoulian: Wolf Creek to get wastewater treatment plant
Missoulian: UM forestry professor aims to put Tester bill into bigger context
Missoulian: Wolf survival analysis shows successes, but struggles in Glacier, Bob Marshall
May 14th, 2010:
Montana Standard: Groups file lawsuit over Otter Creek coal lease
Montana Standard: Generating station more than half finished
Montana Standard: State may buy Plum Creek land with PPL money
Montana Standard: Govt met with environmentalists on land protection
Montana Standard: Springtime in Yellowstone
Montana Standard: Judge explains ruling on proposed mine in Cabinets
Montana Standard: Mont. aims to reduce wolf numbers for first time
Montana Standard: Enviro groups appealing forest thinning plan
Montana Standard: PBS to air documentary on fatal grizzly attacks
Missoulian: Kalispell man lands record-setting northern pike
Missoulian: MARK WARD: Cast your line in streams, lakes that open Saturday
Missoulian: Missoula-area rivers in good shape for general fishing season opener
Missoulian: Third grizzly bear captured near Ferndale
Missoulian: Wildflower Walks is back in season
Missoulian: Meteorologists say Montana will get warm, dry start to summer
Missoulian: Horn hunt: Antler enthusiasts await opening of game ranges
Missoulian: Outdoors briefs for Thursday, May 13
Missoulian: GREG TOLLEFSON: Even at centennial, Glacier never gets old
Missoula Independent: Mountain High
May 11th, 2010:
Montana Standard: Glacier park turns 100, but age has not been kind
Montana Standard: Citizen biologists sought
Montana Standard: Meetings planned on conservation easements
Montana Standard: Bozeman officials propose building dam
Montana Standard: Water court ahead of schedule but issue lingers
Montana Standard: Wolf hunt: Higher quotas proposed
Montana Standard: Fence to keep wolves away from road-killed animals
Montana Standard: New law pits guns vs. grizzlies in national parks
Missoulian: Speaker to tell story of African park restoration
Missoulian: EPA plans soil removal, containment at Libby's vermiculite processing sites
Missoulian: Some worry planned state park between Bonner, Milltown could turn area rowdy
Missoulian: Report: Montana fire season could be devastating
Missoulian: FWS looks to expand conservation easements in Blackfoot, along Rocky Mountain Front
Missoulian: IWFF lecture
Missoulian: After wolf bites dog, Thompson Falls residents concerned about catching disease
May 7th, 2010:
Montana Standard:Photos on website lead to conviction of man who poached seven deer, two elk near Trout Creek
Montana Standard: Dry western Mont. could see big fires
Montana Standard: Proposal would double wolf quota for 2010 season
Montana Standard: State wants to buy 28,000 acres of ranchland near Deer Lodge
Montana Standard: Man kills wolf that was threatening dog near Evaro
Missoulian: SCHEDULE OF WILDLIFE FILMS
Missoulian: Buzz of activity: Interest is high at annual UM event to stock up for season
Missoulian: Tough turkey: An initiation to spring gobbler hunting
Missoulian: Elk Foundation, wolf groups trade barbs over wolves' impact on elk populations
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Missoulian: Pair of grizzly bears frequenting Ferndale will be relocated
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Missoulian: Kalispell man gets probation for illegal wolf kill
May 5th, 2010:
Montana Standard: Diggings: PPL grants go to 3 area groups
Montana Standard: Gov. supports jobs created by equipment move
Montana Standard: Strong winds cause damage, down power lines
Montana Standard: Darby area wolf pack to be removed
Montana Standard: Montana considering reservation system for camping
Montana Standard: Giant Montana northern pike could set record
Missoulian: FWP seeks help tracking Big Hole River fish
Missoulian: Around the bend: CSKT works to restore Jocko watershed back to its natural state
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Missoulian: Big rigs: When global issues have local implications
Missoulian: YCC program lets kids work outdoors
Missoulian: Hunting closure requested in West Fork of Bitterroot