Desolation Creek:  4.0 miles of fence will be built along one side, complimenting a fence on the opposite side constructed last year.  This final phase will add protection to 4.1 miles of habitat as well as create a 287 acre riparian corridor.

 HInton Creek:   5.5 miles of fence will protect approzimately 3.4 miles of habitat and exclude livestock from over 1,700 acres until after June 30th.  The Umatilla National Forest proposes to briefly graze livestock and monitor stream response.  This fence will be constructed on the National Forest with materials and funding contributed by teh Nationsl Wild Turkey Federation, ODFW as well as the…

Middle Fork John Day River: 1.5 miles of fence will protect 0.6 miles and exclude livestock from at least 7.1 acres of riparian habitat. 

Lemon Creek: The lower 0.9 mile of this creek will be protected on both sides by 2.0 miles of four-strand barbed wire fence creating at least a 10.8 acre riparian buffer.  Lemon Creek enters a portion of Murderers Creek which was fenced last year thereby increasing the conservation benefit to both systems.

Badger Creek: Two sections of this creek are proposed to be fenced; the "B" reach (upstream) and "E" reach (downstream).  The B-reach will protect 1.3 acres of riparian habitat with 0.6 miles of fence; the E-reach will protect 7.3 acres of habitat with 0.7 miles of fence.

Pine Hollow Creek:    At least 10 acres of riparian habitat along the lower 0.7 miles of this creek will be protected with the installation of 1.3 miles of fence.