March 2022. Restoration of existing wetlands, including installation of new water control structures and conveyance ditch and other improvements within the Yellowtail Wildlife Habitat Management Area in the Big Horn Basin, Big Horn County.
March 2022. Treatment of Russian olive and tamarisk through mechanical and chemical means to restore natural river function and reduce potential for extreme wildfire danger in the Bighorn River Corridor in the Winchester Community, Washakie County.
March 2022. Establishment of wetland habitats and vegetation management in the Enos Creek drainage by placement of beaver dam analogs and other structures in Hot Springs County.
March 2022. Habitat improvements including aspen enhancement through mechanical treatment for removal of encroaching conifers to regenerate aspen in the Grass Creek and Upper Gooseberry watersheds, Park County.
September 2021. Wetland infrastructure restoration, including removal and replacement of water control structures and conveyance ditches to efficiently move water through the system in the Renner Wildlife Management Area, Washakie County.
March 2021. Construction and installation of fish passage and ladder, including removal of barriers to allow genetic interchange and access to diverse habitats in the Wood River/Greybull River; Park County.
Total Project Cost: $735,000
WWNRT Funded: $35,000Sponsor: Wyoming Game and Fish CommissionMarch 2021. Conservation easement on approximately 8,120 acres in Hot Springs County.
March 2021. Conservation easement on approximately 2,150 acres in Johnson County.
March 2020. Conifer removal through mechanical treatment to promote riparian rehabilitation and bank stabilization in the Bighorn River Watershed, Big Horn County.
March 2020. Habitat improvements including aspen enhancement, prescribed fire and mechanical treatment for removing encroaching conifers on the Shoshone National Forest, Park County.
September 2019. Stream restoration to repair channel degradation, and enhance fish habitat, including creation of wetland habitat and open water ponds, and new stream channels in Sunlight Creek, Park County.
September 2019. Construction and installation of fish passage and ladder, including removal of barriers in the Wood River, Park County.