FTR has partnered with farming and ranching families to begin testing a combination of conservation farming techniques in Teton Valley to improve soil health and water […]
Partners Lead Restoration Efforts Irrigators on Trail Creek were left “high and dry” when a check-dam at the Tonks Canal diversion blew-out last spring (2018), leaving […]
Teton Basin Launches Aquifer Recharge Pilot Originally published by Intermountain Farm & Ranch Written By John O’Connell Photos By Camrin Dengel Farmers who divert from the […]
Picturing Recharge in Teton Valley What is Recharge? Aquifer recharge or “recharge” occurs when surface water is absorbed into the ground and becomes groundwater. In Teton […]
In September, American Fisheries Society published a Symposium including a chapter highlighting the collaborative and innovative approach to water management in the Upper Snake River by Friends of the Teton River, Henry’s Fork Foundation, and Trout Unlimited.
FTR continues to work with the community to stabilize and reconstruct a critically damaged stream channel and flood plain on Teton Creek. Although millions of dollars have been expended, and risk of loss has decreased, a great deal of additional work remains to be done. Success will only come as a result of numerous stakeholders working together to solve this challenging issue.
Leading the Field in Fisheries Conservation In 2001, with deep concerns for dwindling trout populations and perceived declines in water quality, a group of ranchers, fishermen, […]