Teton Conservation District Newsletters

The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Spring 2002

Upper Snake River Restoration Project Update; TOJ Storm Water Treatment; Flat Creek Adopt a Stream Program.

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The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Summer 1999

1999 Sees a Name Change for the District; Annual Report and Plan of Work Issue; Fish Creek Sub-Watershed Committee; Conservation and Watersheds; Plan of Work for FY 2000; more.

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The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Summer 2002

Water Quality Education and Local youth Programs; Developing a Jackson Hole Compost Program; 2002 Farm Bill Update; more.

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The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Summer 2003

Teton Conservation District Project Applications Available; Jackson Hole Weed Magagement Association; Flat Cree Watershed Plan; more.

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The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Winter 2001-02

Director's Update; Surface Water Quality Where You Live; Windbreaks: Planning, Installing, and Maintaining.

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The "Hole"istic Conservationist; Winter 2002-03

Jackson Hole Weed Management Association Fall Intern—Melissa Mader; Carbon Sequestration In Wyoming's Conservation Districts; Snow Pack and Other Water Resource Data on the Web; more.

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Teton Conservation District and Other Publications

Flat Creek Watershed Mangement Plan

The overall purpose of the Flat Creek watershed planning process is to restore water and habitat quality in Flat Creek and its tributaries to meet the state’s designated uses for the waterbody and to achieve the goals identified by the stakeholders in the watershed.

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Moving to the Country? Some things you should know.

This brochure by the Wyoming Farm Bureau Federation explains how "many people moving to the country do not realize how much different life can be. The following represent some items people moving outside city limits need to consider."

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The Rural Living Handbook

This Handbook has been facilitated by Teton Conservation District (TCD), with written contributions from numerous local agencies, organizations, and individuals. Please note the contributors on the credited in each section. TCD received a grant from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region VIII to develop and disseminate this Handbook as part of a number of education and demonstration projects designed to protect natural resources.

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