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HFAD: Timber Creek Riparian Restoration Project

In Northwestern Wyoming, the Greybull River and its tributaries, including Timber Creek, form one of the last remaining strongholds for genetically pure Yellowstone cutthroat trout. Due to a history of cattle grazing and a lack of woody vegetation, its riparian zone has been compromised over the years. This area is also populated by elk, deer, and antelope.

The goal is to restore a stretch of critical riparian habitat along Timber Creek and enhance water quality in the process. Volunteers will take part in the planting of a variety of shrubs to stabilize stream banks and improve riparian health.