The Upper Snake River Reference Library

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• Discrimination between flowthrough and pulse-through components of an alpine carbonate aquifer, Salt River Range, Wyoming

  1990

  Water chemistry and temperature fluctuations in the discharge of Periodic Spring indicate the existence of a karstic conduit system in the Madison Limestone that is not apparent from field observat...

• Dissertation research: morphological, ecological, and genetic characteristics of cutthroat trout populations in the Snake River headwaters of Wyoming.

  2004

  Data entry and analysis for ecological and morphological investigations is continuing. I began optimization of DNA to assess divergence between Yellowstone cutthroat and finespotted Snake River cut...

• Draft Environmental Impact Statement – Wyoming Range Allotment Complex

  This Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) documents the analysis of four alternatives developed to site specifically interpret and apply Forest Plan standards and guidelines to determine whe...

• Ecology of Native Ungulates in the Jackson Valley. Habitat selection, interactions with domestic livestock, and effects of herbivory on grassland and willow communities

  September 30, 2003

  Executive Summaries Part I: Native Ungulates in the Jackson Valley: Elk, Bison, and Moose Habitat Selection, Herbivory, and Interactions with Domestic Cattle Management of native ungulates in the ...

• EES refers to the percent of trees along the banks of the reach.

  This dataset represents 1:24,000 scale dynamically segemented information about specific reaches of the Salt River and its tributaries. These reaches occur upstream and downstream from specific loc...

• Environmental Assessment. Proposal to re-design camping and boat ramp facilities at Elbow, East Table, and Station Creek Snake River (South Park Bridge to Palisades Reservoir)

  I. Purpose and Need The 1987 Snake River Management Plan did not address camping facilities but did address boat ramp facilities. Since that time, river use has increased an estimated 63% to approx...

• Evaluating Water Policy Affecting Fish Habitat, Hydrology and Irrigated Agriculture in the Snake River Basin

  Changes in water management policies for the Snake River are required as a consequence of the 1991 classification of Salmon River Sockeye as endangered and the 1992 classification of Spring and Sum...

• Executive Summary (Contract for Services No RV052301/F) to Wyoming Water Development Commission for the Alpine Spring Irrigation Supply Project

  October 2001

  INTRODUCTION Background The Alpine Water and Sewer District was formed in the early 1970’s and thereafter in 1974 the Mill Creek Springs system was installed to serve as a water source for the tow...

• Executive Summary submitted to Wyoming Water Development Commission for Level II North Alpine Water Supply Study

  November 2002

  INTRODUCTION The North Alpine Improvement and Service District is located in an unincorporated area of Lincoln County about one mile north of the Alpine City Limits. The district includes a total ...

• Executive Summary. Level 1 Teton County Water Supply Master Plan, Teton County, Wyoming

  February 1999

  PURPOSE This Level I reconnaissance study was funded by the Wyoming Water Development Commission (WWDC) and describes present and future potable water supply issues for Teton County, the project sp...