Mosquito Creek

A diversity ecological features including hay meadows, regenerating lodgepole and aspen forests, and wetland habitats make this property an important resource for a host of wildlife species such as elk, mule deer, moose, sandhill cranes, bald eagles, black bears, and barn owls.

Total Acreage

37

County

Teton

Decade acquired

1980

Conservation Values

Agricultural, Scenic, Wildlife

Wildlife habitat

Trumpeter Swan, Bighorn Sheep, Moose, Elk, Mule Deer, Amphibian,

Wildlife Migration Routes

ELK,

Habitat type (general)

Wetland, Sagebrush Shrubland, Aspen Woodland, Montane Forest, Mountain Tall Shrub, Riparian,

Public Acccess

N/A

Year Protected

1988

Transfer Date

N/A

Fee Ownership

No

Program

JHLT

Service Area

Jackson Hole

Watershed/Drainage

Snake River

Cultural

N/A

Cultural Historical

N/A

Partnership

N/A

Partnership/Funding

N/A

Partnerships/Stewardship

Partnerships/Projects

Partnerships/Property spotlight

Working Lands

Yes

Community

N/A