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• Protect the river

  
  Keep toxic waste out of the river at Smurfit-Stone, the former pulp mill site next to the Clark Fork River near Missoula. Submit public comment today to support federal Superfund designation at Smurfit, the best path for eliminating a public health threat and protecting the Clark Fork.

• Get involved

  
  Attend our upcoming our Walks and Talks learning series on Thu 6/20 about the proposed Superfund designation for Smurfit-Stone, or volunteer at an upcoming restoration workday. 

• Thank you for making the 10th annual River Cleanup a success

  
  It's official - we shattered records at the 10th Anniversary of the River Cleanup in 2013. Over 900 volunteers collected 6 tons of trash over 15 miles of the river in and around Missoula. 

  Click here to view and download print-ready photos from the 10th Annual Clark Fork River Cleanup.
  

• A free-flowing Clark Fork-Blackfoot confluence

  
  Milltown Dam—and the toxic accumulation of mining waste behind it—has been removed, and the Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers are flowing free once more. What's next?

• Working together to make the Clark Fork clean, healthy, and whole 

  
  Collaborative partnerships and hard work have led to restoration successes across the Clark Fork. Learn more about the ecological and economic benefits of local restoration projects.