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The Clark Fork Watershed Education Program has changed its name and expanded its mission and reach. The new program is Ripple: The Center for Education and Ecosystem Studies.

A big name change and expansion has been announced for a critical program that increases environmental literacy and stewardship with field-based education.

The Clark Fork Watershed Education Program has changed its name and expanded its mission and reach. The new program is Ripple: The Center for Education and Ecosystem Studies.

A coalition of counties and the city of Missoula have applied for a federal grant to fund a planning and feasibility study for the proposed Parks to Passes Trail.

The Repository Siting Committee will meet Thursday night to continue discussion of possible sites for a wastes repository in Butte to accept contaminated materials for federal Superfund areas.

Unified Command for the Stillwater Train Derailment announced plans for the second phase of the cleanup plan Friday.Officials say Phase 2 includes a "rapid asse

The following is a press release from the Environmental Protection Agency:

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks suggests that restrained cattle grazing in wildlife-dedicated Spotted Dog Wildlife Management Area could be beneficial to an elk herd and to adjacent ranchers.

With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.

With the help of a federal grant, river conservationists are one step closer to opening more of the upper Clark Fork basin to fish and people.