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Land Protected > Conservation Easement Lands > Twin Bridges
Why It Is A Conservation Priority
This area is a combination of 11 easements in a property called Twin Bridges, donated over the span of 1997-1999, totaling 1320 total acres. Various habitats are found on the large property including riparian wetlands, open slopes, steep hills, streams, woodlands, and pastures. The easement aims at protecting the sensitive riparian habitat and adjacent land that is important to many fish and wildlife species, including the endangered peregrine falcon.The easement protects such areas from grazing by agriculture animals, and supports wintering habitat for elk. 

Restoration & Improvement Goals:
None at this time.

Twin Bridges Media Links:
Other Conservation Easement Lands
• Antelope Valley Ranch
• Barbara Farm
• Big Springs Creek
• Cloverly Ranch
• Colorado Gulch
• Cottonwood
• Croesus Creek
• Double Springs Ranch
• East Fork
• Houston Road
• Hyndman Creek
• Lower Board Ranch
• Lower Broadford
• Mackay River Bridge
• Mays Creek
• Old Chilly
• Picabo Ranch
• Pioneer Moon
• Red Cliffs
• Sellgren Trail
• Simba Springs
• Three Mile Creek
• Twin Bridges
Watershed: Big Lost River Partners:
Landowners: Heier-Dreyer Properties, Anne and John Theders, Twin Bridges Homeowners Association, Dennis and Lee Higman, Carl and Fran Stremmel, Gary and Pat Driver, Clark and Crystal Allen, Jason and Inge Travis, Steven Job, Jerry Flynt,
Wood River Land Trust
Acreage Protected: 1,320
Public Access: No
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