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Five Missoula conservationists honored – Missoula ‘s Reserve St. Public Working Group (Kevin Davis) Meets Every Tuesday at 9:00 on Zoom
The Missoula Conservation Roundtable bestowed its annual honors in the form of five awards presented during an awards picnic at the Fort Missoula Regional Park last Thursday evening. The organization, which has been recognizing Missoula-area conservationists since 1995, announced this year’s recipients in June. Recipients were recognized in the categories of long-term conservation work, professional conservation work, volunteer work in the past year, lifelong conservation work and emerging leadership in conservation. Prior award winners select each year’s new honorees.
The Burk-Brandborg Award, recognizing a volunteer whose actions in the past year the roundtable deemed outstanding, will go to Kevin Davis, who animated volunteer cleanups along the Clark Fork this spring.
“The Clark Fork River and those who cherish its riparian riches thank you for inspiring volunteers, businesses, and Missoula County government for the 2022 spring cleanup of the Reserve Street Bridge seasonal islands,” the roundtable stated.
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Volunteers wrap up after removing 40 (really was 67) tons of trash under Missoula’s Reserve St. Bridge – Missoula ‘s Reserve St. Public Working Group Meets Every Tuesday at 9:00
“We thought we might come down for a day and clean up this area like we have in years past, but it was more than we thought,” said Kevin Davis, organizer of the cleanups and head of the Reserve Street Public Working Group.
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“It’s overwhelming how much trash there is,” said Kevin Davis, who helped organize this year’s effort. “I’d say there’s more trash this year than what we’ve had the last couple of years.”
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Kevin Davis, Founder of Big Sky Commerce, is one of the organizers of the volunteer group that hauled over 50 garbage bags of trash from the Reserve Street site on Friday. There are still many people living on the land, which is mostly owned by the Montana Department of Transportation and is surrounded by private property.
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