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Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish
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CO
UT
WY
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Yampa/White/Green
Water Division
6
Date
7/25/1995
Author
CWCB, Colorado Water Quality Control Commission, Colorado Division of Wildlife, Doug Robotham
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Colorado Native Aquatic Species Protection Workshop Summary
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Report/Study
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constitute an overall approach to the future management of declining aquatic species in <br />Colorado. For each component, workshop participants identified existing and missing <br />resources, tools, information and partnerships, as well as possible actions to achieve the desired <br />results. Appendix Al provides a verbatim list of each group's work, which was then paired <br />down and prioritized into the eight components listed below. The following eight components <br />reflect the integrated work of all four groups. <br />1) Watershed management approach <br />2) Common vision <br />3) Coordination/leadership among agencies and organizations <br />4) Cost effectiveness <br />5) Data <br />6) Funding <br />7) Education and public relations <br />8) Regulatory background/backdrop that works <br />After these eight components had been identified, workshop participants divided themselves into <br />eight roughly equal groups to brainstorm responses to the following three questions: 1) What <br />are the existing resources, tools, information, and partnerships that could be relied upon to <br />support these components of a desired future management approach; 2) What are the missing <br />resources, tools, information, and partnerships necessary to achieve the components of a desired <br />future management approach; and 3) What are the possible actions to achieve the desired <br />results. <br />1) Watershed Management Approach <br />Workshop participants indicated the need for a watershed management approach that is <br />dynamic, decentralized, bottom -up, based on priorities identified basin -by- basin, and designed <br />to promote sustainable long -term results. <br />Existing resources, tools information and partnerships available to achieve desired <br />results <br />• 208 regions. <br />• Region water quality management. <br />• Clean Water Act, water quality standards (reach approach). <br />• Division of Wildlife /Department of Health and Environment data and standards. <br />• Soil Conservation Districts. <br />• Watershed forums. <br />• Conservation /Conservancy districts. <br />• Ditch companies. <br />• Water Quality Forum. <br />• Bureau of Reclamation. <br />• US Fish and Wildlife Service. <br />2 <br />
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