French Gulch and Moose Creek Restoration
French Gulch and Moose Creek Restoration Morrison-Maierle designed and oversaw implementation of restoration on over 7,400 lineal feet of French Gulch and Moose Creek in Montana’s Mount Haggin Wildlife Management Area. In the early 1900’s this area was mined extensively resulting in abandoned tailings piles in the floodplain. These tailings confined French Gulch, giving it no connection to a functioning floodplain and limiting complex aquatic and riparian habitat. At the Moose Creek site, remnant mining impacts were less severe but still inhibited the connection to the floodplain and stream planform. Morrison Maierle provided its clients, the Big Hole Watershed Committee and Montana Fish, Wildlife andRead More →
2017-03-03
