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Water Supply Protection
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8240.200.10.B
Description
UCRBRIP Annual Reports
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Colorado Mainstem
Date
1/12/1995
Author
UCRBRIP
Title
1994 Annual Reports Package Part 1
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<br />COLORADO RIVER RECOVERY PROGRAM <br />FY 95 ANNUAL PROJECT REPORT <br /> <br />RECOVERY PROGRAM <br />PROJECT NUMBER:~ <br /> <br />I, Project Title: Reconnaissance survey and inventory of mainstem <br />bottomlands in the Upper Colorado River Basin. <br /> <br />II, Principal Investigators: <br /> <br />David Irving and Tim Modde <br />Colorado River Fish Project <br />266 West 100 North Suite 2 <br />Vernal, UT 84078 <br />801-789-0354 (Phone) <br />801-789-4805 (Fax) <br />r6ffa_ver@mail.fws.gov (E-Mail Address) <br /> <br />Bob Burdick and Frank Pfeifer <br />Colorado River Fish Project <br />529 25 1/2 Road, Suite B-II0 <br />Grand Junction, CO 81505 <br />303-245-9319 (Phone) <br />303-245-6933 (Fax) <br />r6ffa_grj@mail,fws,gov (E-Mail Address) <br /> <br />III. Project Summary: <br /> <br />Historically, upper Colorado River basin floodplains were inundated each <br />year by sprin9 runoff, Today much of the river is channelized by levees, <br />dikes, rip-rap, and tamarisk, When seasonally-flooded habitats are <br />available, endangered fishes use them extensively to feed in prior to and <br />after spawning and perhaps to spawn in as well. Restoration of flooded <br />bottomland habitat is thought to be particularly important for recovery <br />of endangered fishes, The goal of this study was to inventory floodplain <br />habitats to provide managers with candidate sites for acquisition, <br />restoration, and management. Bottomlands adjacent to upper Colorado <br />River basin mainstem rivers representing potential endangered fish <br />habitat were identified, then classified and ranked according to their <br />potential value for endangered fish recovery. A Draft Final Report will <br />be submitted in December 1994, <br /> <br />IV. Study Schedule: Initial year FY 1993, Final year FY 1994 <br /> <br />V. Relationship to RIPRAP: General Recovery Program Support Action Plan, <br />I LA. Conduct inventory of flooded bottoml and habitat for potential <br />restoration. <br /> <br />VI, Accomplishment of FY 94 Tasks and Deliverables, Discussion of Initial <br />Findings and Shortcomings: <br /> <br />FY 94 Tasks and Accomolishments: <br /> <br />1. Characterize and rank the inventory list of wetlands and bottomlands <br />according to potential value for endangered fish recovery. <br /> <br />a. Identify and select a prioritization scheme based on size <br />(acreage) and other criteri a most appropri ate for ranking the <br />recovery potential of flooded bottomlands for endangered fishes, <br />
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