By Steven Pope
Here in Eastern Idaho, the Snake River is the lifeblood of our economy, along with its lakes and tributaries. The watershed council met Tuesday morning to look at a variety of water issues.
Members of the group Friends of the Teton River say they’re doing everything they can to protect it through education and awareness.
“The health of the river is really important to both locals, tourists, and to the economic health of the whole valley,” said Lyn Benjamin, with the Friends of the Teton River.
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