Little Snake-Savery Creek Basin Mesic Forb Interseeding

Habitat management
Little Snake-Savery Creek Basin Mesic Forb Interseeding

States

Wyoming

Little Snake-Savery Creek Basin Mesic Forb Interseeding

Funding YearAmountLocation
FY25$42,754Savery, Wyoming

Project Description

The Little Snake-Savery Creek Basin Interseeding project will consist of interseeding native forb species and Falcata alfalfa into both upland and adjacent mesic forb areas using a Lawson aerator. Approximately 600 acres of core Greater Sage-grouse (GRSG) habitat, mule deer (designated Baggs Herd Unit) and antelope migration and stopover areas will be interseeded in the Upper Savery Creek Basin, State of Wyoming lands. 

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Little Snake River Conservation District


 

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