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There are a variety of ways you can support the community movement to protect our waters. Click the option below that works best for you to get more information. Your support will make a difference in funding Friends of Fish Creek’s programs including; Collaborative Solutions, Research & Monitoring, Best Management Practices, and Education & Outreach.

All Stakeholder meetings are open to the public. Find out when then next meeting is and joining the community effort to improving and restoring water quality in Fish Creek.

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Teton Conservation District

Local organization spearheads wastewater planning initiative

JACKSON, Wyo. — One of Teton County’s greatest assets has always been the abundant, cold and clean water that feeds the Upper Snake River watershed. This watershed sustains the Snake River Alluvial Aquifer, a federally—designated sole-source aquifer that provides drinking water to the residents and visitors of Jackson Hole.