District 2
Albany and Carbon Counties
Muddy Creek Wetlands IV
September 2016. Wetland enhancement and development of new wetland habitat in conjunction with other improvements on Muddy Creek.
Little Snake River IV
September 2016. Re-route the Little Snake River into historic channels that have been lost due to channelization. This project will extend the linear stream system and reduce grade through mechanical alteration of the physical waterway, specifically to restore stream morphology, enhance irrigation structures, establish fisheries habitat, maintain and replace native vegetation, and manage livestock grazing.
Baggs Mule Deer
September 2016. Watershed improvement and habitat enhancement through mechanical removal of invasive junipers and treatment of invasive species on approximately 11,200 acres in southern Wyoming.
Home Ranch Conservation Easement
September 2016. Purchase of conservation easement on approximately 140 acres of private land in Albany County.
Terry Creek Conservation Easement
September 2016. Purchase of conservation easement on approximately 480 acres of private land in Albany County.
Weber Creek Conservation Easement
September 2016. Purchase of conservation easement on approximately 520 acres of private land in Carbon County.
Willow Spring Water
March 2016. Water development and associated delivery systems in Carbon County, including water lines, fencing, tanks and storage facilities.
TFB Aspen
March 2016. Enhancement of aspen habitats by removal of invasive and encroaching conifer and shrubs through fire, mechanical and chemical treatment.
Big Creek Fish Passage
March 2016. Irrigation infrastructure improvement by removing barriers to fish movement during low flow periods on Big Creek in southern Wyoming.
Squirrel Creek Fire Rehab
March 2016. Chemical treatment of cheatgrass and other invasive species, and potential planting of desirable species to restore acreage burned in the Squirrel Creek firee.
Adams Fish Passage
March 2016. Stream habitat improvements and instream structure to regulate fish passage in an area of high importance to Colorado River Cutthroat trout.
Rankin Creek
March 2016. Restoration of spring capture, delivery systems and fencing to enhance water flow, maintain habitats, and manage livestock more efficiently.