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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8240.300.02
Description
San Juan River Recovery Implementation Program - Recovery Plans & Information
Basin
San Juan/Dolores
Water Division
7
Date
6/14/1994
Title
draft Long Range Implementation Plan for the San Juan River RIP
Water Supply Pro - Doc Type
Report/Study
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<br />DRAFT AND PRECISIONAL DOCUMENT - FOR COORDINATION COMMmEE REVIEW ONLY <br /> <br />'-:) <br />':_) <br /> <br />3.2. RECOVERY AND CONSERVATION OF COWRADO SQUAWFlSH IN <br />THE SAN JUAN RIVER BASIN AS PART OF THE NATIVE FISH <br />COMMUNITY. <br /> <br />CI) <br />CO <br /> <br />3,2,1. REPRODUCTION <br />Spawning of sufficient frequency and magnitude must occur to produce adequate numbers of <br />offspring for recruitment to theadult populalion, Conditions must be provided for annual <br />reproduction, Reproduction will be documented by capture of young-of-year specimens. <br /> <br />3,2,2, RECRUITMENT <br />Regular recruitment of individuals to the reproductively active population is required for <br />recovery and conservation, <br /> <br />3,2,3, RANGE AND ABUNDANCE <br />Range and abundance must be increased above current levels to secure occupation of designated <br />critical habitat and other suitable areas, <br /> <br />3.3. RECOVERY AND CONSERV A TION OF RAZORBACK SUCKER IN TIlE <br />SAN JUAN RIVER AS A VIABLE PART OF THE NATIVE FISH <br />COMMUNITY. <br /> <br />3,3,1. AVOID EXTIRPATION <br />Preclude further adverse modification of razorback sucker habitats and establish refugia, <br /> <br />3,3,2, RESTORE POPULATIONS <br />If studies indicate augmentation is feasible, stock razorback suckers of San Juan River lineage <br />to establish a viable population in San Juan River, <br /> <br />3,3,3, REPRODUCTION <br />Spawning of sufficient frequency and magnitude must occur to produce adequate numbers of <br />offspring for recruitment to the adult populati\)n. Conditions must be provided for annual <br />reproduction. Reproduction will be documented by capture of young-of-year specimens, <br /> <br />3,3.4, RECRUITMENT <br />Regular recruitmenl of individuals to the reproductively active population is required for <br />recovery and conservation, <br /> <br />3,3,5, RANGE AND ABUNDANCE <br />Range and abundance must be increased above current levels to secure occupation of designated <br />critical habitat and other suitable areas, <br /> <br />5 <br />
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