District 5
Park, Big Horn, Washakie, and Hot Springs Counties
Absaroka Aspen Enhancement
Removes encroaching conifers and helps to re-establish aspen and sagebrush habitats.
Brokenback Aspen Enhancement
Removes encroaching conifers and helps to re-establish aspen, grassland, and sagebrush habitats.
Devil's Canyon Bighorn Sheep Enhancement
Prescribed fire and water developments to enhance Bighorn sheep, elk, Mule deer, and Sage grouse, as well as livestock management.
Gooseberry Creek Watershed
Conservation easements on three large ranches will restrict development on 4,718 acres and up to 65 miles of stream corridor.
Mountain Allotment Prescribed Fire
Removes encroaching conifers and helps to re-establish aspen, grassland, and sagebrush habitats.
North Gooseberry Water Enhancement
Restores upland water storage and provides aquatic habitat.
North Fork Prescribed Fire
Removes encroaching conifers and helps maintain and expand crucial winter habitat for Bighorn sheep, elk, and Mule deer.
Trout Creek
Enhances habitats and restricts fish loss for Yellowstone Cutthroat trout in a major tributary of the North Fork of the Clark’s Fork River.
Total Project Cost: $96,300
WWNRT Funded: $38,550
Sponsor: Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Upper Grass Creek Prescribed Fire
Removes encroaching conifers and helps to re-establish aspen, grassland, and sagebrush habitats.
Park County Weed II
Aggressive control of invasive species, including houndstongue, spotted knapweed, Canada thistle, and Dalmation toadflax in areas in Park county that are highly used by wildlife.