March 2022. Restoration of diversion structure, including removal of fish barrier, and associated channel stabilization on the Tongue River in Sheridan County.
September 2020. Reconstruction of highway fence to direct animal movement off the highway and rights-of-way on approximately 20 miles of U.S. Highway 25 between Kaycee and Buffalo in Johnson County.
September 2020. Treatment by chemical means to eliminate infestations of annual grasses, with a particular focus on Medusahead and Ventenata species in Sheridan County.
September 2020. Fish passage improvements, including channel re-alignment, grade control, bank stabilization and bedform diversity to develop and maintain pools, narrow channel during low flows and promote sediment transport at three locations on the Middle Fork River, Johnson County.
September 2020. Stream stabilization and structural enhancements, including river relocation and stream bank protection to reduce sediment loading in the Tongue River, Sheridan County.
March 2020. Removal of concrete fish barrier and construction of new fish passage, including channel stabilization on Clear Creek, Johnson County.
March 2020. Research project to identify and delineate mule deer movement, evaluate seasonal range and habitat use and documentation of findings for North Bighorn Mule Deer in Sheridan and Big Horn Counties.
March 2020. Removal of Saltcedar through mechanical and chemical means to improve riparian wildlife habitat along the Powder River, Sheridan County.
September 2019. Chemical treatment to eliminate infestations of invasive grasses, including medusahead and ventenata, in Sheridan, Johnson, Campbell and Crook Counties
September 2019. Conservation easement on approximately 130 acres in Sheridan County.
September 2019. Conifer removal through mechanical and chemical treatment to reduce fuel loading in Curl-leaf mountain mahogany stands, which provides forage for wildlife, including mule deer and elk in the Middle Fork Powder Rive Management Area, Johnson County.
March 2019. Conservation easement on approximately 420 acres in Sheridan County