The Dam That Never Was – A Conservation Story of the Yellowstone River
Fresh Tracks Films
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18m
Numerous stories have brought light to the troublesome nature of damming our wild rivers. This story is not of a river lost, but of a river saved. The Yellowstone river is the longest undammed river in the Lower 48. Had it not been for the foresight of key individuals, the spectacular Paradise Valley would be under water and the downstream communities would be dry like the river itself.
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