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This website grew out of efforts by Climate Smart Missoula to help our community during times of wildfire smoke and other changing summer conditions. Initial funding was provided by the Montana Community Foundation's Wildfire Relief Fund. We work closely with Sarah Coefield, Air Quality Specialist with the Missoula City-County Health Department, Tom Javins, mechanical engineer, and myriad partners.
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SUPPORT US
If you would like to support these efforts you can make a tax deductible donation to Climate Smart Missoula via the form below. Funds will allow us to keep this site updated and purchase HEPA PACs and boxfans/filters for those most in need! You can also mail a check to us: PO Box 8945, Missoula MT 59807 and mention Clean Air!
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CONTACT US
Questions? If you have feedback about this site or additions you would like to see, contact Amy. Climate Smart's office number is 406-926-2847.
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The donate form below might not work today (that dang reCaptcha) so if you see an error below, pop on over to this donate page and in the "my donation is for" click Clean Air. Make a comment if you like. And THANK YOU.
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Our WILDFIRE SMOKE Team
Amy has spent much of the last decade working on Climate Issues. Climate preparedness and resiliency are key components of the work she does leading Climate Smart.
Sarah has been part of the Air Quality Program at the Missoula City-County health department since 2010. She focuses on outdoor burning, wildfires, and oxygenated fuels. Sarah collaborated with Climate Smart during the 2017 fire season to get filters to schools, has contributed to the creation of this site, and continues to help with other Summer Smart projects.
TOM JAVINS Mechanical Engineer MISSOULA COMMUNITY MEMBER Tom is our volunteer researcher, tester and consultant! |
A Collaborative effortMuch of this work and website development was done by Sarah Luth who left us in 2019 for the Peace Corps!
We're thankful for the support of our many Wildfire Smoke and Summer Smart supporters who have contributed funding or other support. In addition to the Montana Community Foundation's Wildfire Relief Fund, numerous individuals and businesses have helped. This includes: United Way of Missoula County, The Missoula Community Foundation, Providence St. Patrick Hospital, Community Medical Center, The City of Missoula, Missoula County, NorthWestern Energy, the Llewellyn Foundation, HighStakes Foundation, and numerous generous individuals. |
Climate Smart Missoula acts as a hub to ensure that our community is planning and acting on climate change, and we look for opportunities to share our approach with others around Montana. This site was established as a part of our Summer Smart Initiative, with the goal to provide accurate and easy-to-access information on wildfires, smoke, and health to all Montana communities affected by fire.
For more about this organization, visit the Climate Smart Missoula website