- Phase One of the Sawmill Site Project was completed upstream of the bridge
(present site of the third handicap access platform) in efforts to improve
fish habitat. Two structures were installed in the river – a weir and a
J-hook. DAWGS also removed a considerable amount of rubbish from this stretch of the river including vehicles, old pipe, and a massive amount of concrete.
- Phase Two consisted of another weir installed above the bridge for improved fish
habitat and the channels under the bridge retrenched to improve irrigation. Both phases one
and two were solely funded by DAWGS.
- Phase Three brought in both the pathway and the three handicap access platforms
to the Sawmill Site. The pathway stretches 1,200ft upstream of the bridge and the platforms
access the improved habitat created in the earlier phases of the project. This major phase
of the project was funded with the assistance of Wyoming Game and Fish and Dubois Volunteer,
Inc.(DVI).
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