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Join us next Friday, October 16th, for the 2026 Headwaters Restoration Workshop!

This free workshop is a great opportunity to connect with local agriculture producers, agency professionals, and restoration experts to learn about watershed restoration practices, fence and grazing management resources, and future funding opportunities.

When: Friday, October 16, 2026, 9am—3:30pm
Where: The Bowery at G&E Ranch, near Coalville UT

We’ll start off the day with a series of presentations, followed by a locally catered lunch and afternoon field trips to nearby restoration sites. Attendees have the choice of attending the following trips:

🦫 Living with beaver & live-trapping demonstration
🌱 Riparian revegetation projects, willow planting at Branch Creek restoration site
🦌 Wildlife-friendly fencing site visit

This event is free, but RSVPs are required. Head to the link in our bio to learn more and sign up!

This event is made possible through funding from @utahdeq’s Utah’s Nonpoint Source Management Program and the collaboration of partners at @utagandfood, Utah Department of Water Quality, @utahdwr, @beaverbunkhouse, USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, @argyle_acres, and G&E Ranch. And to the countless ranchers and agriculture producers across the West who are committed to bringing conservation into their management practices — thank you!
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Posted On: October 7th 2026, 12:32 am
Join us next Friday, October 16th, for the 2026 Headwaters Restoration Workshop!

This free workshop is a great opportunity to connect with local agriculture producers, agency professionals, and restoration experts to learn about watershed restoration practices, fence and grazing management resources, and future funding opportunities.

When: Friday, October 16, 2026, 9am—3:30pm
Where: The Bowery at G&E Ranch, near Coalville UT

We’ll start off the day with a series of presentations, followed by a locally catered lunch and afternoon field trips to nearby restoration sites. Attendees have the choice of attending the following trips:

🦫 Living with beaver & live-trapping demonstration
🌱 Riparian revegetation projects, willow planting at Branch Creek restoration site
🦌 Wildlife-friendly fencing site visit

This event is free, but RSVPs are required. Head to the link in our bio to learn more and sign up!

This event is made possible through funding from @utahdeq’s Utah’s Nonpoint Source Management Program and the collaboration of partners at @utagandfood, Utah Department of Water Quality, @utahdwr, @beaverbunkhouse, USDA’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, @argyle_acres, and G&E Ranch. And to the countless ranchers and agriculture producers across the West who are committed to bringing conservation into their management practices — thank you!
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sierrasiss a month ago

sierrasiss

So many great presentations and field trips!! 🦫💛

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