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Meet CFC’s new Executive Director!

After an intensive and thoughtful candidate search, we are beyond thrilled to announce that CFC staff and board have appointed Dr. Brian Chaffin as the…

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Fort Missoula Ponds Migration Watch #2

FREE! Join us at Fort Missoula Ponds on Monday May 13th from 4:30p.m.- 6:30 p.m. for a fun bird-watching event to witness the migration spectacle! Fort Missoula hosts one of the largest migratory waterfowl migration stops in the Missoula valley, attracting over 30 species of ducks, geese, and swans during migration, as well as an impressive variety of loons, grebes, cormorants, and even shorebirds. RSVP here

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Because of you, the Clark Fork watershed is on its way to becoming healthy and whole. Thank you!

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In The Field

Removing pollution from the river is vital to restoring its health and function, but just as important is reviving and re-watering the tributary streams that are the lifeblood of the Clark Fork River system.

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