Bank stabilization is a very important component to stream restoration. By removing livestock from riparian areas, vegetation is allowed to grow and stream bank erosion is reduced. This will help improve water quality both in the streams, and the lakes they feed into.
| Algae |
| lakedata |
| Invasive Species |
| Developing Lakefront Property |
| Riparian Planting |
| Fencing |
| Fish Passage |
| Johnson Creek |
| Big Creek |
| plum gulch |
| Watering Sources |
| Johnson Creek |
| House Gulch |
| Noble Creek |
| Monson #1 & 2 |
| Hankins #3 |
| Robertson Cr. |
| House Gulch Bridge |
| 2100 Road Decommision |
| Clear Creek Culvert |
| Eel Creek Culvert |
| Maps |
| Lake Presentation |
| Volunteer Riparian Plantings |
| Watershed Fishing Events |
| Lake Tours |
| Lake CleanUp |
| Birds & Turtles |