2008 Cooperator of the Year: Lee Halstead
The South Big Horn Conservation District selected Lee Hallsted, Greybull, as the recipient for the annual 2008 Cooperator of the Year Award. The supervisors of the local Conservation District Board made the selection.
Lee has given countless volunteer hours to the success of the South Big Horn Conservation District for many years, and he is always so willing to help with projects the District undertakes. During the past 10 years the District has conducted extensive water monitoring on nearly 20 sites in the area. Janet Hallsted, District Manager, has been in charge of this time consuming project and has needed someone to assist her during the monitoring. Rather than ask the District to pay an assistant, Lee has accompanied Janet on monitoring excursions. For the past few years all sites have been monitored three times a year and have been monitored five times in a thirty day period to meet the state credible data standards. Lee volunteers 250-300 hours per year to help with water monitoring!! The Conservation District is very grateful for the many hours of service he has given. Thank you, Lee.
Lee has given countless volunteer hours to the success of the South Big Horn Conservation District for many years, and he is always so willing to help with projects the District undertakes. During the past 10 years the District has conducted extensive water monitoring on nearly 20 sites in the area. Janet Hallsted, District Manager, has been in charge of this time consuming project and has needed someone to assist her during the monitoring. Rather than ask the District to pay an assistant, Lee has accompanied Janet on monitoring excursions. For the past few years all sites have been monitored three times a year and have been monitored five times in a thirty day period to meet the state credible data standards. Lee volunteers 250-300 hours per year to help with water monitoring!! The Conservation District is very grateful for the many hours of service he has given. Thank you, Lee.
