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DWR allocates $3.4 million for habitat restoration
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DWR allocates $3.4 million for habitat restoration
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Habitat Council has allocated more than $3.4 million from hunting and fishing license sales to fund 71 habitat restoration projects across the state during the upcoming 2025-26 fiscal year, according to DWR spokesperson Faith Jolley. Currant Creek Wildlife Management Area in Wasatch County is one of 148 WMAs across Utah receiving a share of more than $916,000 in habitat maintenance funding. Photo courtesy…
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