District 9
District 9
Teton, Sublette, and Fremont Counties
Teton, Sublette, and Fremont Counties
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Gun Barrel Flats Conservation Easement
Gun Barrel Flats Conservation Easement
March 2018. Conservation Easement on approximately 100 acres of private land in Teton County.
Total Project Cost: $300,000WWNRT Funded: $2,831,540Sponsor: Jackson Hole Land Trust
Red Canyon Fence
Red Canyon Fence
March 2018. Removal and replacement of wire mesh fence in an area with high travel and use by wintering mule deer on the Lander Front.
Total Project Cost: $37,500WWNRT Funded: $10,000Sponsor: The Nature Conservancy
Teton to Snake Invasives
Teton to Snake Invasives
March 2018. Project includes a combination of mechanical thinning and prescribed fire along the boundary of the Bridger-Teton National Forest and Wilson, WY to ensure that native vegetation is established and maintained in the fuels treatment units. Noxious weeds will be treated with herbicides before and after fuels treatments on, and adjacent to, 3 burn units and 14 mechanical units (total 529 treatment acres) on the Bridger-Teton National Forest.
Total Project Cost: $176,060WWNRT Funded: $75,000Sponsor: U.S. Forest Service, Bridger-Teton National Forest
Pape-Miller Mule Deer
Pape-Miller Mule Deer
March 2018. Improvement of rangeland condition for mule deer through mechanical, chemical, and fire application and fencing.
Soda Lake Fence
Soda Lake Fence
March 2018. Fence modification and construction with steel pipe to allow migration of mule deer and elk in an area of high importance for wintering and transitional movement.
River Bend Ranch Fish Passage
River Bend Ranch Fish Passage
March 2018. River stabilization and irrigation integration to combine four push-up dams into a single canal that will eliminate fish barriers on the Hoback River through placement of instream structures.
Skyline Fuels 2018
Skyline Fuels 2018
March 2018. Mechanical treatment and prescribed fire to remove invasive conifers on U.S. Forest Service lands near Pinedale, Wyoming.
Upper Green Fence
Upper Green Fence
March 2018. Reconstruction and restoration of wildlife-friendly fence in an area where high migrational mule deer, antelope and elk traffic occurs each year.
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