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Building Bridges in the Bear River Watershed

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Water & Wetlands Stories Capacity Storytelling & Communications

Flood Irrigated Agriculture, Wet Meadow Restoration

Idaho

IWJV Capacity Featured in Pheasants Forever Journal

Pratt Griffeth, who works as the Eastern Idaho Partner Biologist out of the Preston, Idaho NRCS office is featured in the Summer 2026 issue of Pheasants Forever Journal, the member magazine of Pheasants Forever, for his work fostering partnership in the Bear River Watershed.

Read a version of the article at the link below.

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