FWP Encourages Floaters to Stay Safe and to Keep our Rivers Clean
Now is the perfect time to float the river, but it is also very important to stay safe while doing so.
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New Group to Host Missoula Area Rivers Celebration this Thursday
A new Missoula area group, Three Rivers Collaborative, is working on issues related to local rivers will be hosting a public open house this Thursday from 5:30-7:30 at Conflux Brewing Company.
Clark Fork Running High For Floating, But Not The Bitterroot
It’s getting hot and sunny in western Montana and one surefire way to cool off is to jump in the river.
A Plan Is In Place For Maintaining Storm Water Infrastructure
The Storm Water Utility in Missoula is holding an open house today to inform the public about its new Storm Water Facility and Operations Plan.
Clark Fork to Climb to More than Double Average Depth Next Week
While water levels in western Montana are already high, they will continue to climb through next week, flooding more and more areas.
Missoula's Rivers Should Reach High Point This Week or Next
Missoula’s rivers are running high and according to Montana Water Supply Specialist Lucas Zukiewicz they are very close to their peak for the year.
Freezing Rivers in Missoula Cause Flooding Concerns
Extremely cold weather in western Montana has led to ice on the rivers and some concerns that it could cause back-up flooding.
Montana Bull Trout Spawning Numbers Down on Many Rivers, Blackfoot River a Big Exception
Drought puts a dent in bull trout populations, but not everywhere.
Significant Spring Storm to Reach Missoula Tuesday
A significant spring storm will impact the Missoula area on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 22 and 23.
Water Rights Agreement in the Works Between State and Tribes [AUDIO]
Missoula residents know where their water comes from...turn on the tap and Mountain Water provides the water. But, on the Confederated Salish and Kootenai reservation the issue of water rights has a long and complicated history, but some solutions are being proposed.