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It e e Within each of these sections a status report on last years projects is provided. This is followed by a section that describes the recommended projects and activities for the coming year. The Executive Director has reviewed the past and present conservation programs that are discussed in this report and has consulted with many interested parties about the appropriateness of providing funding for them. The Executive Director believes that expenditures from the Fund are warranted to support them. Accordingly, the Executive Director recommends the General Assembly adopt a joint resolution approving expenditures from the Species Conservation Trust Fund for FY 2000-2001 as described in this report and the accompanying Species Eligibility List. The following table summarizes the Executive Director's recommendations for FY 2000-2001. The table also summarizes estimated contributions from other sources as an indication of the extent to which expenditures from the Fund will leverage other funding. Finally, it summarizes the projected long-term costs for each of the species protection efforts for which HB 98-1006 funding is sought, as well as Colorado's anticipated share of those costs. FY 2000-2001 Recommendations Summary San Juan I pper Colorado Endangered Fish Recovery Programs Platte River Endangered $225,000 $1,342,139 $15,000 - $18,000 $78,000,000 Species Program- $80,000,000 Cooperative Agreement Preble's meadow $250,000 $844,346 Estimates not yet Estimates not yet jumping mouse available available Conservation Plan Conservation of Aquatic $400,000 $616,719 Estimates not yet Estimates not yet Species of Special available available Concern/Species at Risk Prairie Grassland $0 $0 Estimates not yet Estimates not yet Species available available TOTALS $1,100,000 $3,722,858 Estimates not yet Estimates not yet available available 2