UPDATE: After 10 years of studying Island Park Reservoir, we thought we had seen just about everything possible, but the current event is…
Mick Mickelson and Mike Lawson talk about the 1980s and what prompted the formation of the Henry’s Fork Foundation in 1984.
Fish are affected by life-history specific streamflow and habitat characteristics that are not simple, direct functions of water supply.
DIRTT, or Developing Infrastructure to Reduce Temperature and Turbidity, is the newest initiative launched by the Henry’s Fork Foundation…
The Henry’s Fork is unique in that summer water temperatures between Island Park Dam and Pinehaven are affected more by air temperatures…
Why do you sometimes see fields being irrigated (watered) while it is raining? Isn’t this a waste of valuable water? This question is…
If the Henry’s Fork Foundation (HFF) is doing work on the South Fork, doesn’t that take away from the Henry’s Fork? This is absolutely a…
This information was first published in an HFF blog by Christina Morrisett and Rob Van Kirk in 2015. When does the river freeze? As far…
What is the state of the drought in the Henry’s Fork Watershed? As of early April, water year precipitation sat at 79% of average (21%…
Winter flow at Island Park Dam is the single biggest management factor determining trout recruitment in the Henry’s Fork downstream of…
Diversion from the Henry’s Fork has decreased 30% over the past 40 years, yet consumptive use of water by crops has increased, there is…
Timing of snowmelt runoff affects river ecology, trout behavior, fishing experience, and mid-summer streamflow in natural and regulated…
By Christina Morrisett and Rob Van Kirk During the Thanksgiving Holiday, we received a number of calls from concerned anglers about low…
