The River WE Know in Pinedale, Wyoming

The River WE Know in Pinedale, Wyoming
	This website was created by students at Pinedale Middle School for the Moving Waters Project The purpose of this site is to share Pinedale's connection with the Colorado River. From December 2001 through July 2002, seven western humanities councils from seven states that share the Colorado River (Arizona, California, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming) will present Moving Waters: The Colorado River and the West . The aim of the project is to generate regional consciousness of the river. This project addresses the following themes: -the geological, historical, environmental and technological forces that shape the land of the Colorado watershed; -the law of the river that determines the rights to river water; and -the literary arts and lore inspired by the dynamic connections and attachments that people feel for and express about the river.
How We See the River Local Artwork Local Photography How We Care for the River Trout Unlimited Water Testing Kendall Dace Colorado Cutthroat Fish Hatcheries	What We Know about the River Mountain Men How We Use the River Agriculture Recreation Animals
We would like to thank the following people and organizations for their help with this project: Laurie Latta, Mountain Man Museum, Wyoming Game and Fish, Bridger-Teton Forest Service, BLM, Pinedale Online,Kathy Raper, Stan Murdock, Ron Remmick, Eric Peterson, Doug & Lynda Vickery, Floyd Briggs, Fred & Michelle Pape, Pat O'Toole, Greg Anderson, Jack Dennis,Monte Skinner, John Ross, John Godfrey, Loren Smith, Dave Vlcek, Rob Shaul, George Gunn, Lynn Thomas, and Frank Disko.