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Oql+ C" -K 5 Colorado ecosystem artnershi p p 00 ... governments, citizens and scientists working teagedw ... August 30,1994 This notebook is a product of the Colorado Ecosystem Partnership (CEP) - seven state agencies and seven federal agencies whose purpose in working together is to achieve resource management and protection that is ecologically sustainable, economically feasible, and socially acceptable. Through CEP, governments, citizens, and scientists can work together to achieve these purposes, but the real measure of how to meet these purposes is what happens at the local or project level - "out in the field" or in the "real world". The purpose of this notebook is to share information about local efforts in implementing ecosystem management. Note that there are no page numbers. This is intentional. The projects are in alphabetical order. As new project writeups are received, they can be inserted and a new table of contents prepared. There is also a table of contents arranged by topics or issues. An attempt will be made to keep the material in the notebook current and use a distribution list to send out updates so that all benefit • from the new information. The notebook is over-sized so that many more local efforts can be written up and shared statewide. The Colorado map on each writeup is intended to locate approximately the project and display its relative size. Sincerely, C?? " tOD1e- Ooradooo hea Bob Moore Director, State Director, Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Land Management ,qw 1994 Participating Agencies Bureau of Land Management • U.S. Forest Service • U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service • National Park Service M Bureau of Reclamation • Environmental Protection Agency • U.S. Soil Conservation Service Colorado Department of Natural Resources • Division of Wildlife • State Parks • State Land Board State Forest Service 0 Colorado Department of Agriculture 0 Colorado Department of Local Affairs