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Making Progress In earlier posts, we have talked about the
Making Progress In earlier posts, we have talked about the issue of our Hamp II ditch entraining, or trapping native and sport fish in the ditch and ...

Thousands of mule deer migrating 150 miles, an outstanding story
Thousands of mule deer migrating 150 miles, an outstanding story of persistence of a species from our neck of the woods in southwestern Wyoming which ...

River Ghosts Instead of river otters, they should be called
River Ghosts Instead of river otters, they should be called river ghosts, at least on Seedskadee NWR. A recent Master Thesis published by Braden God...

Color at last! Seedskadee NWR experienced a significant drought
Color at last! Seedskadee NWR experienced a significant drought during 2012 and 2013. In an average year, we are lucky to receive 7 to 9 inches of p...

How do fish deal with the high water? There are many species of
How do fish deal with the high water? There are many species of fish in the Green River. They have the ability to move locations as water temperatur...