The Wild Clearwater Country is home to myriad critters and other life forms, great and small. From the little known moonworts so dependent upon ancient western redcedars to massive elk to the seldom seen wolverine.
This page is dedicated to the organisms found in the Clearwater River drainage. Wild ecosystems are, by their nature, extremely complex. Unaltered landscapes like the Clearwater are rich in biodiversity, which means that the relationships between different species can be ancient, subtle, convoluted, and quite fragile.
This page is currently being developed. If you have suggestions to include on this page by all means let us know by emailing us at foc@friendsoftheclearwater.org or by calling us at (208) 882-9755.