District 2
Albany and Carbon Counties
Little Snake Wetlands II
Continuation of wetland enhancement and development of new wetland habitat in conjunction with other improvements on the Little Snake River near Baggs, in southern Carbon County
Croonberg Ranch Conservation Easement
Permanent conservation easement on approximately 6,640 acres of private land in Albany County, WY
Peryam Ranch Conservation Easement
Purchase of conservation easement on approx. 545 acres of private land on the Encampment River near Riverside, Carbon County, WY
Purple Sage Ranch Conservation Easement
Permanent conservation easement on approximately 2,800 acres of private land in Carbon County, WY
Barcus Peak Fence
Establishment of fencing to complete long-term rangeland enhancements in southern Carbon County
Spring Creek - Medicine Bow
Establishment of fencing and water delivery systems to complete lon-term rangeland enhancements in northeastern Carbon County
Baggs Sagebrush
Enhancement of Greater Sage-grouse habitats through mechanical, chemical and fire treatment to remove invasive conifers from sagebrush and grasslands ecosystems in southern Carbon County
Little Snake Fisheries
Enhancement of aquatic wetland habitats through placement of instream infrastructure, irrigation improvements, and livestock management on the Little Snake River in southern Carbon County
Beaumee/Heward Ditch
Conservation of soils and effective use of irrigation water to maintain forage for ungulates, including elk, mule deer, antelope, and moose, and to reduce erosion and loss of water resources on Wagonhound Creek in southern Wyoming.
Pennock WHMA Habitat
Habitat enhancement by increased forage production and better management of irrigation water in an area of high value to wintering wildlife, and in an area with high sportsmen's use.
Mule Creek Hunter Access
Management agreement to allow hunter access to approximately 10,000 acres of mixed ownership lands for a period of fifteen (15) years.
Lower Encampment Watershed
Restoration of river and wetland functions on the lower reaches of the Encampment River through irrigation infrastructure, instream structures, wetland creation and restoration, and other means.