One round river
River life
Strip mining
Logging
Water, pollution
Rivers
Gold mines and mining
Environmental conditions
Description and travel
New York Times reviewed
So much of the tortured ecological history of the American West has been played out in microcosm along the banks of the Blackfoot River in western Montana. Generations of abuse - from logging, grazing, mining, and now overdevelopment - have left this once vibrant waterway choked and gasping. And tod…
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