Buffalo County Stream Improvement Project
Stream improvement begins with monitoring. Aaron Olson, Buffalo County 2012 Conservation Intern together with Alma, CFC, Gilmanton and Mondovi Schools, and several families have been monitoring stream quality. The Buffalo County NRCS Office will be continuing working with the cooperating partners on the monitoring project.
A map of the Buffalo County locations that continue to be monitored can be seen by clicking the following: County Stream Mont
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Buffalo County Trout Stream Project
Joey Domine has developed a great Buffalo County Streams Resource as part of his Eagle Scout Project. He has developed a spreadsheet that identifies all of the trout stream projects in the county including the name of property owners, location (GPS location and map), and type of improvements that were made. In the near future he will also include a photo of the site. Check out the map, I think you will find it very interesting. THANKS Joey. Let us know what you think by commenting on this site. Click on the link below for some awesome information.
Joeys Trout Stream Spreadsheet 7-1-14
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Update on Buffalo County Water Monitoring Project
Buffalo County Land Conservation Department, has put together a summary of the stream data collected on Buffalo County Streams. Click on the link below to view the data. Contact the Buffalo County Land Conservation department if you have any questions about the data.
Buffalo County Stream Monitoring Results
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Buffalo County Trout Day (June 8, 2013) – Big Success!
Thank you to all of the sponsors.
Thank you John and Mary Stettler for hosting
Videos from the event:
DNR Warden (Water Guard) Marcus Medina explains the importance of controlling invasive species to people at the June 8, 2013 Buffalo County Trout Day. Clink on the link to see a short video by Marcus: http://youtu.be/AxKnMRpThj0
Duke Welter autopsies a trout caught by a first time trout fisherman. Learn how to catch more trout by looking at what the fish have been consuming. Also, what the trout is eating can give insight into the health of the stream. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6NQQuuTGtI
