Stream Restoration
Our strategic, on-the-ground restoration projects and innovative water conservation methods help heal the headwaters of the Clark Fork River and its tributaries.
How we do it
The Coalition’s restoration team works with partners and landowners on projects to improve stream health. Together, we reconnect waterways and floodplains, fix incised banks caused by human interference, rebuild stream habitat complexity, filter sediment, and cool stream temperatures. Through a mix of stream bank design, riparian planting, beaver dam analogs and log jams, and by rehabilitating unused, eroding forest roads, we improve water quality and ecological functions.
Restoration in every subbasin.
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Dry Cottonwood Creek Ranch
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Cottonwood-Baggs Fish Passage
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Broken Circle Diversion Upgrade
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Helen-Johnson Ditch Project
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Community Science Monitoring Miller Creek
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Grant Creek Restoration
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West Fork Lee Creek Road Decommissioning and Fish Passage
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Granite Creek Restoration
We couldn’t do it without you
Our capacity to act relies on your support