Water quality, quantity, and management is a priority in our district.
Reach out to us if you need help knowing which ditch you're on or who to contact for issues on your ditch.
(click image to see ditch maps)Flood - Current Conditions
There are several reporting stations in our area. You can also look at state wide information.
(click image for more information)We are in partnership with the City of Lander to work on ways to mitigate the impact from flooding.
(click image for more information)Harmful Cyanobacteria Blooms
The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality manages a website that offers the most up-to-date information regarding HCBs.
(click the image to go to DEQ's website)The Healthy Rivers Initiative was established in 2016 to build a working group that will help strategize and build upon past efforts while working towards the long term solution of improving our water quality and quantity.
(click image for more information)The Popo Agie Watershed contains three main streams (North Fork, Middle Fork, Little Popo Agie). The headwaters begin at the Continental Divide in the Wind River Mountain Range and the watershed ends near Arapahoe where the Popo Agie River joins the Little Wind River.
(click image for more information) Watershed Improvement Districts
By state statute, Watershed Improvement Districts are formed and overseen by conservation districts.
(click the image for more information)The Middle Fork has impaired reaches due to levels of E. Coli bacteria. We monitor water quality during the recreation season (May - September). We have had success at addressing the impairment.
(click image for more information)Snowpack Telemetry provides live reporting of snow pack in our mountains. Printed reports are also available regarding water supply outlook.
(click image for more information)Annually, we offer a Well Water Testing Day, usually the third Wednesday in May. This special day allows people living withing our conservation district boundary to receive free and reduced cost testing on their well water.
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