Little Lost Creek

1945

2000

Description:

Plate 218. LITTLE LOST CREEK 1945-2000 The valley bottom was root-plowed and reseeded in 1943 to eliminate sagebrush and to stimulate production of grasses and forbs, but sagebrush has since reinvaded the area. Viewed northeast up Yopa Swale. Pinyon and juniper have also increased dramatically despite the fact that the lower hillsides were treated to eliminate those species. Fire has also killed some trees on top of the hill (photo left) in the retake.

Photo Information:

U.S. Forest Service photo 433997 taken by M.S. Benedict in October 1945; retake by Charles E. Kay on July 30, 2000 - - Photo No. 4649-32; Original photo held by the Forest Service Regional Office Photographic Collection housed at Weber State University, Ogden, UT.

Vegetative Community:

Pinyon, Juniper, Sagebrush

Location:

South Central: Section 17, Range 1 E, Township 24 S; UTM 428200 E, 4286550 N; elevation 7,100 ft.

January 2018