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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. Identification of a lead agency willing to implement and facilitate these actions into mult- agency programs. A. Formalize some type of agreement between the City and appropriate agencies covering these activities. B. Develop the appropriate budgets to cover costs of pond maintenance, PIT tags, fish removal, transportation and stocking. C. Conduct the necessary NEP A compliance along with appropriate state and federal permit requirements and reporting. II. Development of a flexible working document explaining the goals and objectives, identifying and describing the role of agency representation, identifying available and needed resources, local expertise, and fish health care resources. A. Identify, prioritize, and pursue authorization for multiple release sites (i.e. San Juan River, San Juan Arm, Colorado River inflow). B. Identity and pursue multiple sources of young fish (i.e. RIP surplus fish, Lake Mohave, larvae captured from the Green or Colorado Rivers). 1. Coordinate with other Colorado River parks and the Utah Department of Wildlife for possible capture of endangered larval fish, subsequent rearing and restocking of fish at a larger size. III. Continue, and possibly expand, the public information program. Encourage media coverage of fish releases, participation of dignitaries, students etc. We would encourage the placement of a small information sign or brochure near the ponds to inform golfers how these ponds are aiding in recovery. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS A great number of people have assisted in this project. Dennis Dulaney (LPNGC) has been instrumental in providing assistance, equipment, and information. Christine Miller and Susan Thompson collected the water quality data. Other NPS staff, Page High School instructors and students have helped on various aspects of the experiment. Wayne Gustavason and Craig 9