Our objective is watershed health along with engagement and collaboration among diverse groups within the watershed

This support provides the resources to convene different agencies, organization and local landowners to work toward similar goals, as well as providing the resources to identify, fund and monitor on-the-ground projects. Large portions of the BLM dillon field office were recently nominated BLM focal landscape areas, making this the perfect time to convene all partners to preserve and restore this area. This funding directly supports our mission of building agreement on watershed-related issues among diverse stakeholders. Every project we collaborate on creates, for US and our partners, a greater understanding of the watershed, as well as bringing together different community groups and building partnerships. We will use these funds to seek opportunities for restoration projects which address the aquatic resources on BLM-managed lands, private and other public lands in our watershed, and conduct monitoring on those projects. In order to address executive order 14008: tackling the climate crisis at home and abroad, we LL focus on riparian and wet meadow conifer treatments, and instream restoration projects sing low-tech-process-based-restoration techniques. We LL also work on infrastructure projects such as stream crossings, spring development and non-point source pollution reduction.