Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan – September 2019 Update
September 3, 2019
Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group (LCFWG) staff completed the Final Draft Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan (WRP) and submitted to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) near the end of August 2019 for a final review and document approval. The WRP was sent to local watershed stakeholders the same time for a […]
Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan – May 2019 Update
May 28, 2019
Since our last update, the initial review period for the first full draft of the Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan closed on April 30th 2019. Input was received from representatives from Avista, Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks, Kootenai National Forest, and RC Resources. There will be another opportunity […]
RFP – West Fork Fishtrap Creek Road Realignment Project
May 24, 2019
The Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group is seeking a qualified contractor to complete a collaborative project in Fishtrap Creek, a tributary to the Thompson River outside of Thompson Falls, MT. The project is scheduled to be implemented between July 15 and August 9, 2019. Project partners include the Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group, Trout Unlimited, […]
Thompson River Clean-Up – May 4
April 30, 2019
Every year, the Sanders County Flycasters work to keep the banks and roads along their favorite fishing holes on the Thompson River free from garbage and debris. They are looking for help! Join them Saturday, May 4 for this year’s Thompson River Clean-Up and then later that afternoon for a BBQ to celebrate a job […]
Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan – April 2019 Update
April 25, 2019
Since the completion of the first full draft of the Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan (WRP) in February, it has been under review by local stakeholders. To allow more time for thoughtful input, the original deadline of March 31 has been extended to April 30, 2019. Input from all Lower Clark Fork Tributary stakeholders […]
RFP – Graves Creek Large Woody Debris Project
April 22, 2019
The Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group is seeking a qualified contractor to complete a collaborative project in Graves Creek, outside of Thompson Falls, MT. The project is scheduled to be implemented between July 15 and August 2, 2019. Project partners include the Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group, Trout Unlimited, Lolo National Forest, Montana Fish, Wildlife […]
Fly Fishing Film Tour Returns to Thompson Falls
April 19, 2019
Published in the Sanders County Ledger on April 18, 2019. It’s time to rig up those rods and reels and get pumped to go outdoors for some fly-fishing fun. But first, anglers of all stripes and ages are invited to kick off the spring and summer season with the Fly Fishing Film Tour, April 27, appearing for its second year at the Rex Theatre […]
RFP – Crow Creek Restoration Project Phase 2
March 18, 2019
The Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group is seeking a qualified contractor to complete a collaborative project in Crow Creek, a tributary to Prospect Creek outside of Thompson Falls, MT. The project is scheduled to be implemented between July 15 and August 31, 2019. Project partners include the Lower Clark Fork Watershed Group, Lolo National Forest, […]
Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan – February 2019 Update
February 21, 2019
After many months of research and drafting, LCFWG staff have completed the first full draft of the Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed Restoration Plan. Input from all Lower Clark Fork Tributary Watershed stakeholders are welcome and you can access the document at https://lowerclarkforkwatershedgroup.org/draft-lcfwrp/ or at the link below. Download all files – DRAFT Lower Clark Fork […]
Local watershed partners plan for a busy year
February 6, 2019
Published in the Sanders County Ledger on February 7, 2019. Photo: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks fisheries biologist Jason Blakney observes past restoration project completed in 2007. Large wood structures on the left bank and fencing around streamside plantings on the right bank are visible under mid-winter snow. Local land managers, fish biologists, watershed workers […]