Removal of dilapidated weir established on Forest Service lands to measure water yield when active timber management was in progress
Removal and reconstruction of fish barriers to allow movement to spawning and juvenile rearing habitat for Colorado River cutthroat trout in the East Fork of the Muddy Creek drainage in Carbon County, WY
Removal of impassable fences and replacement with fences designed to allow wildlife movement in several areas of Carbon County
Grassland restoration, management and enhancement program to develop managed livestock grazing strategies that maintain forage for pronghorn and sage grouse, including fencing and water development.
Removal of five miles of impassable fences and replacement with fences designed to allow wildlife movement in five separate areas in Carbon County
Water development, delivery systems and riparian fencing to allow better management of rangeland habitats, and to preclude damage to aquatic systems essential to four species of fish considered as sensitive species.
Installation of underpass structure to allow movement of mule deer to and from traditional seasonal ranges, including fencing, site preparation and highway resurfacing north of Baggs, WY
Project is a continuation of three previous grants to remove invasive conifers and stimulate aspen production through mechanical treatments and fire on approx. 2,080 acres in Carbon County, WY
Stream habitat improvement through placement of in-channel structure, including cross veins, "J" hooks, rock barbs, and other structures to stabilize and direct natural stream flows to benefit fisheries and vegetative recruitment.
Prescribed fire to renovate decadent grasslands on the Medicine Bow National Forest near Laramie, WY
Removes fences that restrict wildlife movement.
Protects springs and water sources and aids in distribution of livestock.
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Protects prescribed burns and allows grazing management to enhance aspen production.
Fences water sources and provides solar pump to distribute livestock.