Snake River Fund

Watershed/education: the upper snake river watershed is pristine, but sees heavy use on many reaches. The srf participates in opportunities to formalize protective measures, participate in restoration projects and educate and inform the general public regarding current issues, ecology, use patterns, and infrastructure. Srf collaborates with other ngos and land mgmt agencies to provide educational opportunities for visitors and locals each year. Srf works with partners to get underserved members of our community from all walks of life on to the water to promote the concept of outreach, education, watershed management and recreational opportunities for all.

Public land transfers: the snake river fund is collaborating with teton co and others in the transfer process of more than 1000 acres of riparian habitat from the blm to teton county along the snake river corridor from moose to south park. The fund will ensure that the parcels remain in public ownership for use as public access, recreation, wildlife habitat and open space. We are playing a key role in the development of facilities and adoption of county mgmt of the wilson to s. Park reach of the river.