Riparian restoration/protection, 9 miles Bonneville cutthroat trout habitat

This Focus Area is comprised of property owned and managed by the Confederate Tribe of the Goshute. The area includes streams that contain native Bonneville cutthroat trout populations.

Utah Partners for Fish and Wildlife is cooperating with the Confederate Tribe of the Goshute, Trout Unlimited, National Resources Conservation Service, Utah Division of Wildlife, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Office in Roosevelt to protect riparian areas and enhance production areas for native trout.  In a cooperative effort, 3.5 miles of fencing has been constructed to protect 1,730 upland acres and 9 miles of stream. Two ponds have been constructed to function as rearing areas for the native trout.