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Kootenai River Network


Resource Info

type: Website
grade level: community to community
date entered: 2004-08-01

Location

CBEENER

Contact Info

contact person:
Kootenai River Network
author:
Kootenai River Network
publisher:
phone: (406) 283-7610
email: info@kootenairivernetwork.org
website: http://www.kootenairivernetwor...

Description

The Kootenai River Network is an alliance of diverse citizen's groups, individuals, businesses, industry, tribal and government water resource management agencies in Montana, Idaho, and British Columbia. Their mission is to involve stakeholders in the protection and restoration of the chemical, physical, and biological integrity of the Kootenai River Basin waters.

Comments

The primary purpose of the Kootenai River Network is to foster communication and implement collaborative processes among private and public interests in the watershed. These cooperative programs lead to improved resource management practices and the restoration of water quality and aquatic resources in the basin.

Keywords

website, community, Kootenay River, Kootenai River, watershed, water

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