The Henry's (North) Fork of the Snake River, along with its major tributary, the Teton River, is widely recognized as one of the premier trout streams in the world. In 1998, the members of the conservation group Trout Unlimited voted the Henry's Fork as the number one trout stream in the country. At the same time, the Henry's Fork supplies irrigation water to the largest seed potato production region in the world. Water management conflicts among various user groups in the watershed resulted in the 1993 formation of the Henry's Fork Watershed Council, which has become one of the most successful groups in the country at addressing natural resource management conflicts through collaborative, nonadversarial means. The Henry's Fork watershed has been my home and the source of my livelihood for most of my adult life, and I feel blessed to be so intimately associated with the river and with the Watershed Council. I have studied and written about the Henry's Fork extensively, and you can find most of my published and written work about the river on the research page. The most complete compilation of scientific information on the Henry's Fork is contained in the Intermountain Journal of Sciences Volume 6, Number 3 (2000), a special issue devoted to the Henry's Fork. Copies are available directly from IJS or from the Henry's Fork Foundation.
On this page, I invite you to get to know the Henry's Fork through my photo gallery and through links to other web sites.
| Photo Gallery | A Gallery of images from the Henry's Fork! |
| Links | Some Related Links |