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• Teton Conservation District. Long Range Plan: 2005-2010

  The purpose of this document is to set forth the Long Range policies and objectives of the Teton Conservation District. Obtaining and compiling public comment and opinion is an integral part of the...

• Teton Conservation District 2004 Annual Report

  September 2004

  Water Quality Monitoring & Watershed Management ANNUAL MONITORING. Water quality monitoring efforts continued into their 8th year on Fish and Flat Creek at 16 monitoring stations. The three major ...

• Teton Conservation District 2005 Plan of Work

  September 2004

  Water Quality Monitoring and Watershed Assessment The District Water Resources Specialist position will perform field, office, and facilitation work for this effort. Flat Creek and Fish Creek monit...

• Teton County Westbank Groundwater Study

  March 1992

  PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project is a reconnaissance level study of the groundwater contamination problems on the west side of the Snake River in Teton County. The study as proposed would determi...

• Teton Watershed Profile

  Watershed Profile Watershed Name: Teton USGS Cataloging Unit: 17040204 Environmental Websites Involving this Watershed Visit the Envirofacts Warehouse to retrieve environmental information from ...

• The Corridor Agreement

  Seventeen agencies and organizations have signed a cooperative agreement to work together toward project goals. This document contains the complete text of the Memorandum of Understanding which was...

• The effect of recreation on biotic integrity of small streams in Grand Teton National Park

  The 1972 amendments of the Clean Water Act, direct the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) "to restore and maintain the physical, chemical, and biological integrity of the national's water." Near...

• The Effects of Atmospheric Deposition on High Alpine Lakes in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming: Predicting Lake Sensitivity Using Basin Characteristics

  Atmospheric deposition is the primary cause of acidification in lakes and streams in the United States. Mountainous watersheds tend to have a low buffering capacity for nitrogen-based acidifying co...

• The Flat Creek Riparian Survey

  INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND In the spring of 1997 Mr. Barry Reiswig, manager of the National Elk Refuge, made the decision to prepare a Riparian Survey of Flat Creek. Resource specialists, the aut...

• The Hydrologic Regime of the Snake River in Grand Teton National Park

  November 2003

  The hydrologic regime of the modern Snake River is substantially different from the estimated natural flow regime and from the regulated flow regime that existed prior to 1957, based on analysis of...