WNTI Projects. Overview Historically, our funding has limited us to smaller projects. All of these “low hanging fruit” type projects have now been accomplished.

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WNTI Projects

Overview Historically, our funding has limited us to smaller projects. All of these “low hanging fruit” type projects have now been accomplished and we need to move onto bigger projects. WNTI has been an important source of funding for these larger native cutthroat trout restoration projects in Utah and surrounding states that share populations with Utah. Ultimately, it is these larger projects to create metapopulations that will determine the long term success of our restoration efforts.

Projects Weber River Watershed and Diversion Improvement Middle Fork Sheep Creek CRCT Restoration Chalk Creek Fish Passage St. Charles Creek Fish Screen East Fork Bear River Fish Screen Georgetown Road Relocation St. Charles Creek Habitat Restoration Grade Creek Resconstruction South Fork Chalk Creek Culvert Replacement Georgetown Creek Fish Ladder Clear Creek Barrier Design

Acknowledgements We would like to thank our partners in these projects – Trout Unlimited – The states of Idaho and Wyoming – USFS – NRCS – National Fish Passage Program – USFWS