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<br />Identification and assessment of these watersheds is critical to beginning any conservation strategy.
<br />The future of westslope cutthroat and many other aquatic organisms rests upon our ability to manage
<br />these watersheds, many are on Forest Service land. Our actions today can provide future generations
<br />the opponunity to enjoy native fishes and other aquatic organisms in intact, functioning ecosystems.
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<br />ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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<br />Preparing a status repon is a formidable task considering that information is always being updated
<br />and discovered. This project would not have been possible without the help of the following people:
<br />Janet Decker-Hess and Jeff Hutten, Montana Depanment of Fish, Wildlife, and Parks; Bruce Rieman,
<br />USDA Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station; Errol Claire, Oregon Depanment of Fish and
<br />Wildlife; Ken Williams and Larry Brown, Washington Depanment of Fish and Game; Sandy Noble,
<br />United States Fish and Wildlife Service; Ned Homer, Idaho Depanment of Fish and Game; and Dave
<br />Cross, Idaho Pandhandle National Forests.
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