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Photo Album
Kamsack Yellow Fish Rd. Project
 Pictures of Jesse giving a presentation about watershed wildlife,  Cleaning drain before painting,  Jesse and his group painting storm drain,  Kamsack Gr.3 Class that participated in the Yellow Fish Rd. Project. |  Jesse giving a presentation,  Getting ready to paint,  Rain Water Only, |
Smith Creek Tour (Aug.30, 2010)
 Smith Creek  Confluence of Smith Creek and Assiniboine River  Bank erosion  Erosion from increased runoff  Lots of water this year!  Illegal Ditching  More drainage ditching  Restored Wetland |  Smith Creek Hydrometric Monitoring Station  Smith Creek bank erosion  Bank slumping  Smith Creek Low Level Crossing  Ditching Along Road  Wetlands being drained  Full functioning restored wetland  Successful wetland restoration |
Keeseekoose Low Level Crossing Removal
 Pictures of A Crossing in Disrepair,  Broken Concrete,  Placing Sandbags to Divert Flow  Opening Up the Channel  Crossing Removed- Channel Open for Fish Passage |  Concrete Breaking Up,  Before Deconstruction,  Removing Concrete Crossing  Nearly Finished  Removal Complete |
Reverse Auction Wetland Restoration
 Old Ditching - Notice the Drained Wetland in Background  Stakes Indicate Height of Plug  Harrowing in Seed  Completed Plug  Pengilly  Hines2  Pengilly2  Pengilly4  Pengilly6 |  Building a Plug    Completed Plug- Not too Much Bigger Than a Couple Round Bales  Hines1  Hines  Pengilly3  Pengilly5  |
Sturgis Field Day 2010
 Pictures checking dugout health,  the water health presentation in the field, |  water health presentation,  Twin Lakes riffle project, |
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