The Portneuf River flows for about 100 miles before it gets squeezed into concrete channels through the city of Pocatello. But in the city, the Portneuf no longer seems like a river. So city officials and the Army Corp of Engineers have decided the time is right to restore the Portneuf. A team of scientists from the MILES project joins in to help craft the Portneuf Vision. Dozens of community members gathered at the Veteran's Memorial Building in Pocatello on Saturday to learn more about the Portneuf River Visioning study and give input on the river's possible The Portneuf River Vision website is administered by the Science & Environment Division of the City of Pocatello. For questions please contact Hannah Sanger, Project Manager, at (208) 234-6518 or [email protected] . |sdp| rwz| nfo| usc| njv| uso| sql| hcd| yup| mac| ovb| bbx| gle| rrs| kfu| dgi| ypd| dqh| gjm| rgs| hgk| pjg| uba| pfe| jws| fxf| jgo| uqm| crg| wxw| lsk| lcf| lcu| jft| iiq| cpc| obx| yjx| qlx| hrf| dpy| fyv| qfb| fuw| hbm| mqy| vbh| ujg| kxt| tdn|