Stakeholders
Healthy, vibrant communities depend on a clean, resilient watershed.
In the Clark Fork Basin, 350,000 people–about a third of Montana’s population–rely on the Clark Fork for drinking water and irrigation, recreation and social connection. The river also dissipates floods, filters out pollution, and provides habitat and travel corridors for myriad wildlife and fish species. At the Coalition, we believe the work on behalf of the river will only succeed and endure when diverse stakeholders work together, based on mutual benefit, respect, and trust.
want a clean, healthy, productive environment with equitable access and justice for all community members
Related Workwant clean water and abundant flow, as well as safe and convenient access points
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Related Workwant access to floodplains, connection to tributaries, abundant water, resilient temperatures, no pollution, and free-flowing passage
Related Workwant research-based policies and laws that balance the needs of constituents for clean, sustainable, and economically healthy communities
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