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Cutthroat trout stocked into newly created beaver ponds

Just under 50,000 fingerling Bonneville cutthroat were stocked into many streams along the Wasatch Front last week. Reintroduced beavers also helped restore fish and wildlife habitat at some remote streams, allowing biologists to reintroduce cutthroat trout into these newly-created beaver ponds. Many other species will benefit from these restoration efforts as well. Thanks to the many conservation partners that assisted with this beaver reintroduction project, such as the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club International - SCI, Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife, Sageland Collaborative - Formerly Wild Utah Project and the U.S. Forest Service.