For those of you who can’t wait on the mail, the North Fork Preservation Association Summer 2013 Newsletter is now available online in the Newsletters section of the website. Enjoy!
Here’s a partial table of contents:
We’ve added another “neighbor” organization to our “Related Links” sidebar: The Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation.
In their own words, the “Bob Marshall Wilderness Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to restoring and preserving the trail system and wilderness values in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex.” Quite a few folks from the North Fork have taken advantage of the foundation’s good works at one time or another.
The Wildfire Information page was getting a bad case of “link rot.” Maintaining accurate links to government agencies is a bit of a chore.
Anyway, the page has been updated with various corrections and some new material.
For those of you who can’t wait on the mail, the North Fork Preservation Association Summer 2012 Newsletter is now available online in the Newsletters section of the website. Enjoy!
Here’s a partial table of contents:
Well, now. We just put up our 1000th post.
Just thought you’d like to know.
We’ve updated the “Flood Information” page. Mostly, this meant tossing the stale links and making sure the other stuff was still working properly.
There’s no excitement forecast for the North Fork of the Flathead River yet. It just seemed like a good idea to get the page brushed up before the spring runoff really gets moving.
For those of you who can’t wait on the mail, the North Fork Preservation Association Summer 2011 Newsletter is now available online in the Newsletters section of the website. Enjoy!
Here’s a partial table of contents:
The Flood Information page has been spruced up with some additional material. The National Weather Service listing now includes links to specific flood-related forecasts. Also, a new section includes links to the real-time river gauge data for the stations at the Canadian border and near Columbia Falls.
We’ve added a link for the Flathead County Office of Emergency Services to the “Flood Information” page. In the event of major flooding, these folks will be responsible, in conjunction with federal and state agencies, for managing and coordinating the response.
We did a little shuck and jive at the National Weather Service site and put together a custom, North Fork-specific page displaying current and forecast river gauge data, as well as weekly forecast flood probabilities for the North Fork of the Flathead River. It is now the first link you encounter on the Flood Information page.
If you want to save a click, here is the direct link: Current and forecast river levels, North Fork Flathead River