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2.0 Planning And Development 2-4 April 2004 2.5 Coordination Floodplain Model Output Variables An interdisciplinary team was established for the Green River Subbasin to provide input for development of this Plan. The team was comprised of core principal investigators, biologists, and managers involved in floodplain habitat activities in the Green River Subbasin representing the Service and Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR). This team was established to work with the Principal Investigator for this Plan, the Habitat Restoration Coordinator, and the Recovery Program Director's office to: (a) identify important river reaches, (b) identify important floodplain sites, (c) describe past and ongoing floodplain investigations, and (d) identify successful and unsuccessful management strategies. A workshop with the Green River Team was held April 24, 2003, and individual team members were contacted for information throughout the development of this Plan. A workshop is planned between the Recovery Program and the Ouray National Wildlife Refuge to coordinate future floodplain restoration efforts on the refuge. Development and implementation of this Plan was also coordinated with the Bureau of Reclamation, Upper Colorado Region. This Plan was developed under . the authority and support of the Upper . Colorado River Endangered Fish . Recovery Program. Recovery Program . partners include: Colorado River . Energy Distributors Association, . Colorado Water Congress, Land and . Water Fund of the Rockies, National . Park Service, State of Colorado, State of . Utah, State of Wyoming, The Nature . Conservancy, U.S. Bureau of . Reclamation, U.S. Fish and Wildlife . Service, Utah Water Users Association, . Western Area Power Administration, . and Wyoming Water Association. . . . Number of females from adults, sex ratio, Average female fish weight, Number of eggs produced, Number of larvae emerging, Percent of larvae entrained, Number of larvae entrained, Number of fish surviving in floodplains, Average total length, Average weight, Biomass of fish surviving, Computed area of floodplains in acres, Computed area of floodplains in hectares, Number of fish escaping to the mainstem, Total length of fish escaping, Number recruited as adults (400 mm TL), Growth in nun to reach 400 mm TL, Months required to reach 400 mm TL, Total months for fish to recruit, Number recruited, and Percent recruitment. . . .