These funds will be used by the Salmon-Challis National Forest to repair an exclosure fence in Moyer Basin, which is a vitally important area for wildlife in the Panther Creek watershed. The fence was installed in 1992 to protect a severely degraded small stream channel and allow an associated riparian area and meadow to recover. The area includes an elk caving ground, and it provides important brood-rearing habitat for Greater sage-grouse that migrate over in the spring from breeding grounds along the Main Salmon River.