North Platte River

When grass breaks down, it creates nitrogen. That feeds algae, which can harm local aquatic life like fish and ducks.

With the increased flows, the public may observe some water on parts of the river park way path.

The Great River Raft Race is back again and is hitting the North Platte River July 9th, 2016! Get registered here and start building your raft!

State National Guard troops have been filling sandbags in Saratoga to help local residents.

No matter where you go fishing, be it in town on the Platte River or at one of the many lakes and reservoirs around Casper, there are excellent fishing opportunities just around the corner!

No major flood damage has been reported in either Goshen or Albany counties.

Hiking and biking trails, along with the North Platte River will serve as a picturesque backdrop to the popular fishing show on the Outdoor Channel.

This event is hosted by Platte River Trails and Keep Casper Beautiful.

Trout numbers were less than 400 per mile before the flush and flow projects were implemented. The population is now at an average of more than 3,500 per mile.

If you have any plans to be on the river in the near future, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department cautions you to be aware of sizeable increases in water flows in the North Platte River for 10 days beginning March 7 as part of a flushing flow project...

They boldly go where you shouldn't be in the first place.

The North Platte River doesn't run through Casper like it did earlier this year. “Because we moved the river about 80 feet to the west and corrected some bank erosion issues, we have new riverbank in this stretch with a gravel pathway and five new wetlands," said Jolene Martinez, director for the Platte River Revival in-river construction project...