Water Resource Management Services for the Rocky Mountain & High Plains Region.
Service Availability:
- Colorado
- Montana
- New Mexico
- N/S Dakota
- Utah
- Wyoming
Grouse Mountain delivers expert water resource management services across Wyoming and the broader Rocky Mountain / High Plains region. Whether you’re assessing aquatic systems, modeling watersheds, delineating wetlands, or obtaining groundwater permits, our hydrologists, ecologists and field teams provide the full‑spectrum support to keep your project compliant and moving forward.
Why Choose Grouse Mountain for Water Resource Management?
Regulatory expertise
Deep understanding of CWA, state appropriation law, and wetland permitting ensures compliance certainty.
Local and regional roots
Based in Buffalo, WY, with regional field presence means familiarity with Rocky Mountain & Plains water‑resource systems.
Integrated services
Water services supported by wildlife, reclamation, GIS, and permitting teams reduce the coordination burden on you.
Responsive & efficient
Tailored solutions to project size and complexity — streamlined for cost and time effectiveness.
Full lifecycle support
From first assessment through monitoring and restoration, we stay engaged until your project is complete.
Groundwater Permitting & Beneficial Use
- Water appropriation permitting, substitute water supply plans (SWSP), and beneficial‐use evaluations
- Groundwater modeling, aquifer impact assessment, and compliance with state water regulatory authorities
Hydrologic & Watershed Modeling
- Watershed master planning, flow‐duration and flood‐frequency analyses
- Hydrologic assessment, design of stream restoration or mitigation, and integrated watershed modeling
Wetland Delineation & Mapping
- Wetland delineation/mapping, wetland habitat quality assessments, and full consultation under the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers jurisdiction
- CWA Section 404/401 permitting, Nationwide Permit (NWP) compliance, riparian ecosystem function evaluations
Stream & Riparian Area Assessments
- Proper Functioning Condition (PFC) assessments of streams using the Rosgen Classification system
- Aquatic Inventory & Monitoring (AIM), Multiple Indicator Monitoring (MIM), benthic/invertebrate sampling, stream‑monitoring site establishment, and stream‑restoration design
Water Quality Monitoring & Reuse Permitting
- Effluent, land‑application, and water‑reuse sampling and permitting
- Custom water‑quality monitoring programs to meet industrial, mining, and energy‑development demands
