EcoRover

Stories and photos about life along the Continental Divide in Montana between the Clark Fork (westslope) and Big Hole (eastslope) Rivers. Fresh back from a Fulbright in South China, I am looking at American culture/nature through new eyes. Backpacking, cross country skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking... this is the story of a 4-season outdoors person.

06 August 2007

Many Miles Lake II: Big Hole Watershed Lake Revisited (Hiking with Emily)

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Daughter Emily Munday is home from college for the summer, and has been busy swimming, working with the Clark Fork Watershed Education Proje...
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03 August 2007

Early August: Fishing, Raspberries, Hiking

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It's an off-week from backpacking, so I've been at the office a lot this week--working on faculty association issues for bargaining ...
31 July 2007

German Gulch Restoration: thanks to the David & Lois Layton family

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Earlier this week, I attended a dedication ceremony in German Gulch near Butte. The surviving family of David Luther Layton, including his s...
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30 July 2007

Big Hole River Grayling: YouTube Image Event

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Nice work, Justin Ringsak. Kudos to all the actors, set designers, etc. "President Bush Grills an Endangered Species" on YouTube a...
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26 July 2007

Mt Haggin: Peak Bagging near Anaconda, MT

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Over the years I've been to Mt Haggin (named after Anaconda Copper Mining company backer James Ben Ali Haggin) from several different ro...
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20 July 2007

Social Justice in Anaconda & Opportunity

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[modified from my 12 July radio commentary for Montana Public Radio, KUFM, on behalf of the Clark Fork River Technical Assistance Committee]...
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Big Hole River Grayling Quest

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Yesterday, I was cicerone to Colorado native Jonathan Stumpf, a journalism grad student at UM-Missoula. Jonathan has a two-fold quest: (1) ...
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Eco, from the Greek oikos: home, with a connotation of wholeness. Once upon a time I lived at the headwaters of the Allegheny River and roamed the hardwood forests. Now I roam the mountains, rivers, and prairies of the northern Rockies. Disclaimer: I am a professor with Montana Tech in Butte, but nothing posted on this site should be construed as an inference that I am speaking for the institution.
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