 Wild Clearwater Country |
Friends of the Clearwater is a grassroots advocacy group that works to protect the public wildlands, wildlife, and waters in the Clearwater Basin. We believe these important natural resources belong to all Americans, and that decision-making should be informed by the best-available science. We oppose efforts, even if well meaning, that seek to circumvent our democratic public decision-making processes. Such actions are not in the best interest of the public or our spectacular wildlands, wildlife, and watersheds.
The Wild Clearwater Country is the traditional hunting and fishing grounds of the Nez Perce people. Today, it is also known as the northern half of The Big Wild, the largest remaining undeveloped wildlands complex in the lower 48 states. Please join us in trying to protect this special place! |
| TAKE ACTION
Submit a public comment on the Clear Creek Integrated Restoration Project. Learn more. Northern Rockies Ecosystem Protection Act, HR 1187 Introduced in Congress. Learn more. Write a short letter to the US Forest Service urging them to regulate megaloads on US 12. Click here.
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 Citizen Activism, FOC File Photo |
