District 2
Albany and Carbon Counties
Encampment River WYCO
September 2018. Irrigation dam reconstruction including a new concrete structure, concrete baffles and replacement of irrigation head gate and trash rack in the Encampment River, Carbon County.
Platte Valley Mule Deer
September 2018. Terrestrial habitat enhancement through invasive weed treatments, juniper removal, aspen enhancements, shrub treatment, and 17 miles of wildlife-friendly fence conversions in Carbon County.
Pole Mountain Wetlands
March 2018. 17.6 stream miles within 300 feet of streams and wetlands decommissioned and rehabilitated, which results in a reduction in sediment loading into streams and wetlands, and improving aquatic habitat.
North Platte Wetlands
March 2018. Continued enhancement of river function on the Ryan Ranch through placement of instream structures.
Rawlins Fence Conversion 2018
March 2018. Removal of impassable fence sections and replacement with fences designed to allow wildlife movement.
Muddy Creek Wetlands VII
March 2018. Treatment of sagebrush to restore, enhance, and increase habitat quality in an area of high importance to Greater Sage-Grouse, mule deer, antelope, and other species.
Battle Creek Fish Passage
March 2018. Removal of gravel and dirt push-up dam and replacement with irrigation infrastructure that allows Colorado River cutthroat trout to access upper reaches of Battle Creek, Carbon County.
Baggs Fence Modification
March 2018. Removal of wire mesh fence and replacement with wildlife-friendly fencing near Baggs, Carbon County.
Wick/Forbes Conifer Removal
March 2018. Improvement of habitats for mule deer, elk, Greater Sage-grouse and other species by removing invasive and encroaching conifers from desirable habitat types by mechanical and other means.
Delaney Water Rim
March 2018. Installation of new water pipelines and tie existing water pipelines together, and increase water storage, and add additional tanks to provide more reliable water for wildlife and livestock on approximately 17,280 acres in Sweetwater County.
Savery Creek Tailwaters
March 2018. River stabilization and habitat improvement on Savery Creek below a major reservoir by placement of instream structures.