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Ranching Alongside Predators in an Idaho Forest

  • Chris Gill

Chris Gill

31 Aug 2020
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“Using domestic animals to restore overgrown forest near Yellowstone Park in Idaho.”

Cattle, Goats, Bears and Cougar from Christopher Gill on Vimeo.

Walk the Stream After Rain

Walk the Stream After Rain

A practical post-storm stream walk can reveal bank instability, incision, bare approaches, sediment movement and places where water loses energy.
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Boise, Idaho, foothills hillside with pine trees and sagebrush. Spring 2021.

When More Trees Mean Less Habitat

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