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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.

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.

The Bureau of Reclamation awards were made possible through the 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Federal funding will pay for improvements to 10 irrigation structures, with five in the Deer Lodge Valley and five along Rock Creek.

Federal funding will pay for improvements to 10 irrigation structures, with five in the Deer Lodge Valley and five along Rock Creek.

Staff from EPA, Montana DEQ and the Natural Resource Damage Program held a meeting Wednesday that addressed remaining funding for river cleanup, declining fish populations and a contaminated park.

Staff from EPA, Montana DEQ and the Natural Resource Damage Program held a meeting Wednesday that addressed remaining funding for river cleanup, declining fish populations and a contaminated park.

State and federal officials briefed the public in Deer Lodge on the current status of the cleanup along the Upper Clark Fork River and Arrow Stone Park.

Dr. Katie Evans tried 23 years ago to post Arrowstone Park in Deer Lodge because of potential exposure to arsenic. The EPA, Atlantic Richfield and local officials resisted.