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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Integrated Transponder) tags. Wild, adult Colorado pikeminnow will also be implanted with radio transmitters. Notes will be kept on any parasites and/or abnormalities observed on coUected fishes. Radio tag implantation and fish transport will follow the protocols attached to the San Juan River Seven Year Research Plan (\991). Electroflshing will follow the methods set forth above and in the long term monitoring pJan. Seining and trammel netting will be done where suitable habitat is available at the sampling crews' discretion. The Service will have the lead for these adult monitoring trips and other cooperating agencies will provide personnel and equipment as needed. Costs for cooperating agencies are not included in this budget. Products: An interim progress report for the adult monitoring trip conducted in 200 I is scheduled to be available by 31 March 2002. The "draft final" of this report, which incorporates comments received, is scheduled to be completed by I June 2002. DBASE IV files containing information on total catch and length/weight data gathered on adult monitoring trips will be submitted to Keller-Bliesner Engineering for inclusion on the San Juan River Recovery Implementation Program integrated database CD-ROM by 31 March 2002. Bud~et: Personnel costs I GM-I4 Supervisor 1 GS-II Fishery Biologist I GS- 7 Administrative Support Data analysis and report costs $ 6,000 $15,000 $ 1,500 $ 5,000 Travel-Per Diem $ 6,500 Equipment and Supplies $ 3.000 $37,000 Subtotal Service Administrative Overhead (20.00%) $ 7.400 U.S. Fish and Wildlife-CRFP Subtotal $44,400 Funding for participation of other agencies New Mexico Dept. of Game and Fish-Santa Fe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service-Albuquerque Utah Division of Wildlife Resources-Moab $ 2,000 $ 4,000 $ 4.000 GRAND TOTAL $ 54,400 4