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Kathy Anderson started working at HFF in 2022 as the Front Office Coordinator. This position includes a variety of tasks to help keep things running smoothly at the Foundation campus and at HFF events. She received a BA in English from BYU, and has many years of experience working as a paraprofessional in ELL and Special Ed in local schools. Kathy returned to the Ashton area in 2001 with her husband, Steve, so they could raise their eight children right here in paradise. Kathy’s best memories are of times spent with her family – whether in the garden, in the kitchen, traveling, or picnicking on the banks of Fall River.
“I feel very blessed to join this organization. There is an energy, an excitement, that can be felt here. Respect for the river is the common thread shared by all the HFF staff, and the desire to preserve it for future generations is the motivation for everything we hope to achieve.”
Q: What does “relocation” mean? A: Relocation means carefully moving wild trout from one part of our watershed to another under IDFG oversight. It is
In a first-of-its-kind adaptive science effort for the Henry’s Fork, the Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) and Henry’s Fork Foundation (HFF) are launching
What is the current climate like in the Henry’s Fork Watershed? We have seen warmer temperatures and less water as a whole in water year
