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Friends of 2 Rivers LogoWelcome to Friends of 2 Rivers, a citizens' organization committed to promoting a safe, healthy and enriching environment for the communities at the confluence of the Clark Fork and Blackfoot Rivers.

Congratulations, Superfun(d) Runners

Superfun(d) Run Runners

 

Congratulations to all who ran in the 5th Annual Superfun(d) Run. Thanks to race director Sue Furey, Run Wild Missoula, and to the "Heavy Metal" Sponsors Friends of 2 Rivers, Matson's Lab, Washington Companies, and Double JJ Construction for making it possible for kids through 8th grade to run for free and to Our Savior's Lutheran Church for the delicious breakfast and for supporting lights and maintenance on the Piltzville Trail.

 
Climate Change Class at Bonner School

 

Dr. Steve Running compares the space shuttle technology to modern technology.   Dr. Faith Ann Heinsch

Dr. Steve Running and Dr. Faith Ann Heinsch answered climate change questions posed by Sean Kiffe's Bonner School 7th grade science classes on April 23. Friends of 2 Rivers arranged for the class which will be available for viewing on MCAT later this spring.

 

 
Patrick Friede Earns Eagle Scout Award

Dave, Jill, and Patrick FriedePatrick Friede installed poles and solar lights along the Piltzville Trail. His fine work earned Patrick the Eagle Scout Award which was presented Sunday, March  10, at a ceremony at the American Legion Hall in Missoula.

Patrick is shown (photo left) with his parents Dave and Jill Friede.

Patrick's project was the subject of Missoulian feature story Hellgate junior installs lighting on trail for Eagle candidate project.

 

 
The Blackfoot River
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An outing on the sparkling water of the Blackfoot can turn ugly as this photo by Chuck Erickson shows. The river is closed.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Sustainable Living Program Slideshow

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