District 5
District 5
Park, Big Horn, Washakie, and Hot Springs Counties
Park, Big Horn, Washakie, and Hot Springs Counties
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Thunder Basin Grassland II
Thunder Basin Grassland II
Watershed and rangeland enhancement program on approx. 2,750 acres in northeastern Wyoming, specifically to maintain and enhance native vegetation through removal of invasive species and rangeland enhancements, including mechanical treatment, prescribed fire, grazing management and water development
Renner Cheatgrass Control
Renner Cheatgrass Control
Elimination of invasive cheatgrass on upper unit of the Renner Wildlife Unit in Big Horn and Washakie counties.
Heart Mountain Aspen
Heart Mountain Aspen
Fence removal, replacement and aspen cutting and enhancement on Heart Mountain in northern Wyoming.
Open Lock Wetland
Open Lock Wetland
Wetland development, including deep and shallow water saline wetlands in Hot Springs County
Hazen Draw
Hazen Draw
Wetland development, water development and associated fencing and infrastructure in an area of high value to season-long and wintering mule deer and other species in central Hot Springs County
Shoshone Clarks Fork II
Shoshone Clarks Fork II
Continuation of efforts to eradicate invasive salt cedar and Russian olive on the main stem of the Shoshone and Clarks Fork Rivers in Park County, including mechanical and chemical removal of invasives, with subsequent revegetation, in coordination with Park County Weed and Pest District.
McCullough Peaks H2O
McCullough Peaks H2O
Water development and associated pipeline and infrastructure to supply water for wildlife, horses and livestock
Timber Creek II Modification
Timber Creek II Modification
Placement of fish screening structures on two major irrigation systems within the Greybull River drainage
Dick Creek Aspen
Dick Creek Aspen
Restore approximately 178 acres of aspen and riparian stands in the Dick Creek area of the Greybull Ranger District, Shoshone National Forest
Black Mountain Juniper
Black Mountain Juniper
Terrestrial habitat enhancement by removal of invasive conifers in an area of high importance for mule deer and elk
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