The Clearwater Management Council (CMC) is a cooperative partnership representing Clearwater, Idaho, Latah, Lewis, and Nez Perce counties, along with state, tribal, and federal agencies dedicated to protecting and managing the Clearwater River corridor.
The CMC actively supports stewardship of the Clearwater River through hands-on maintenance, cleanup efforts, and facility improvements. Key efforts include:
These ongoing efforts help preserve the river’s natural beauty while ensuring a clean and safe experience for all users.
The Clearwater Management Council was established through a cooperative agreement in April 1992 between five counties to support shared management of the Clearwater River corridor.
In 1993, a formal cooperative management agreement was signed between county commissioners and multiple agencies, including state and federal partners, to coordinate long-term management of the river from Kooskia to its confluence with the Snake River.
The CMC was created to:
Today, the CMC continues to function as a collaborative body that brings together local governments, tribal representatives, and federal and state agencies to manage the river collectively.
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