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EAST ROSEBUD IS PROTECTED

EAST ROSEBUD IS PROTECTED

After almost a decade of work by GYC and our partners, the East Rosebud Wild & Scenic Rivers Act was passed. It became the first new permanently protected Wild & Scenic river in Montana since 1976.

SNAKE RIVER LEGACY ACT

SNAKE RIVER LEGACY ACT

In 2009, the Craig Thomas Snake Headwaters Legacy Act was passed, protecting 387 river miles on 13 pristine streams, including Wyoming’s spectacular Snake River and its tributaries.

CUTTHROAT IN YELLOWSTONE LAKE

CUTTHROAT IN YELLOWSTONE LAKE

Removing illegally introduced lake trout from Yellowstone Lake is helping native cutthroat trout survive and thrive. For the first time in years, cutthroat are showing signs of rebounding.

CLARKS FORK WILD & SCENIC

CLARKS FORK WILD & SCENIC

In 1990, 20.5 miles of the Clarks Fork of the Yellowstone River in Wyoming was permanently protected from dams and other harmful development.

FREE-FLOWING YELLOWSTONE RIVER

FREE-FLOWING YELLOWSTONE RIVER

The Army Corps of Engineers was forced to halt 14 bank stabilization projects on the Yellowstone River, protecting the riparian areas and cottonwood forests along the longest free-flowing river in the Lower 48.

FISH LADDER ON THE HENRY’S FORK

FISH LADDER ON THE HENRY’S FORK

The renovation of the Chester Dam on Idaho’s Henry’s Fork of the Snake River includes a fish ladder, screens on two irrigation canals that protect fish from entrainment, and other enhancements that help protect the river’s famous wild trout.

NEW WORLD MINE STOPPED

NEW WORLD MINE STOPPED

In the early 1990s, GYC orchestrated an agreement to protect Yellowstone’s northeast corner from a Canadian company’s proposed open pit gold mine, sparing the Yellowstone and Clarks Fork rivers from toxic mine runoff.

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EAST ROSEBUD IS PROTECTED
SNAKE RIVER LEGACY ACT
CUTTHROAT IN YELLOWSTONE LAKE
CLARKS FORK WILD & SCENIC
FREE-FLOWING YELLOWSTONE RIVER
FISH LADDER ON THE HENRY’S FORK
NEW WORLD MINE STOPPED

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  Greater Yellowstone Coalition, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3). EIN: 81-0414042