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I . List of Tables Table 1. Recovery elements and components, and percent of expenditures found in annual Program Guidance for Recovery Implementation Program for Endangered Fish Species in the Upper Colorado River Basin, fiscal years 1996-1998 (USDI 1995, 1996, 1997) . ................ Table 2. Nonnative fish stocking scenarios and fishes mentioned in the Procedures for Stocking Nonnative Fish Species in the Upper Colorado River Basin . .......................... . Table 3. Key provisions and components of the Procedures for Stocking Nonnative Fish Species in the J?Vpgr Colorado River Basin discussed with the Colorado Wildlife Commission 8 August 97 potentially requiring regulatory attention Page numbers and items referenced refer to the finalized Procedures (Appendix A) ............................................... Table 4. Summary of habitat suitability scores for the proposed enlargement of Elkhead Reservoir for northern pike, channel catfish (reproducing and stocked), smallmouth bass and largemouth bass based on model application found in Appendix D; and habitat suitability scores for black crappie, common carp, white sucker, yellow perch, and stocked rainbow trout based on McConnell et al. (1984) ....................................................... . Table 5. Total number of ponds and numbers of ponds by floodplain or of undetermined floodplain position along the Colorado and Gunnison rivers within Critical Habitat. ................. Table 6. Comparison of flood hydrologic data for river reaches and ponds managed by Colorado Division of Wildlife (CROW) within Critical Habitat of the Colorado River in Colorado. Table contains data combined from FEMA (1992) and CWCB (1995) .............................. . Table 7. Estimated cost to construct berms averaging four feet in height and to rip-rap portions of berms facing or adjacent to current (presumably one-half of the berds length) for public ponds currently managed as sport fisheries by the Colorado Division of Wildlife. Shoreline development factors estimated visually from diagrams found in Elmblad and Satterfield (1995). ............ Table 8. Estimated costs to isolate privately owned ponds using dikes averaging 4 feet in height and rip- rapped for one-half of their length within the 50 year floodplain of the Colorado River in the Grand Valley from Palisade to Loma. An overall estimated shoreline development factor of 1.5 was used to calculate shoreline length based on pond surface area ....................... Table 9. Summary of documented illicit transfer of nonnative warmwater fish species in western Colorado in 1980s and 1990s . .................................................. 10 12 14 15 17 17 20 vi