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Livestock damage

  • Basin Creek, Little Lost River Drainage. Lost because of livestock

    Ken Cole

    A disgrace for the Salmon Challis National Forest Basin Creek is a headwater tributary of the Little Lost River drainage in Idaho. It was home to bull trout and had a series of wet meadows which are in the process of eroding away and becoming biological wastelands. Western Watersheds Project staff and supporters visited this…

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