Resource society to learn about Cripple Creek restoration
September 26, 2014
Martha Raynolds, a board member of the Interior Alaska Land Trust, will talk during the
Resource Management Society meeting Wednesday, Oct. 1., about efforts to restore water
flow and fish habitat in Cripple Creek's old channel.
The Resource Management Society is a University of Alaska Fairbanks student club. Much
of the Fairbanks campus, including Smith Lake and Happy Creek, drains into Cripple
Creek.
Raynolds will describe the history of Cripple Creek, the land trust's role in restoring
the stream and opportunities for student involvement. The trust is working with the
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public
Facilities on the project.
The meeting is at 5:30 p.m. in O'Neill Building, Room 359. Contact uaf.rms@gmail.com
for more information. Everyone is welcome.