The SFI works with local schools, community groups, residents, and visitors who want to learn more about the amazing fishery, watershed, and ecosystem in their backyard! Local students also help with South Fork restoration projects by growing and planting native trees and shrubs along tributary creeks. For more information on current and future projects, flow adjustments, or other South Fork information, follow us on social media.
The South Fork Initiative collaborates with local, state and federal partners on restoration projects, restoring and enhancing habitat for native fish and wildlife. The SFI also helps restore, build, and maintain access sites in the South Fork Watershed.The South Fork Initiative collaborates with local, state and federal partners on restoration projects, restoring and enhancing habitat for native fish and wildlife. The SFI also helps restore, build, and maintain access sites in the South Fork Watershed.
Annual aquatic insect monitoring helps us better understand the quality of habitat, hatches, and river health. The SFI also uses in-river monitoring equipment to collect information on water temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and more, in real-time. View that data anytime on HFF’s water quality website.
