WSP04959

• File Number: 8460.500
• Description: Platte River Recovery Plan
• Basin: South Platte
• Date: 8/3/1999
• Author: Colo Div of Wildlife
• Title: Final Environmental Assessment for the Tamarack Managed Groundwater Recharge Project at Tamarack Ranch State Wildlife Area and Pony Express State Wildlife Area
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Publication

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John Armstrong, with Colorado Natural Heritage Program, was consulted regarding T&E
plant species.

Jim Dennis, biologist with CDOW, reviewed bird species list.

Jay Stafford, biologist with CDOW, reviewed native fish information.

Bob Hawn, Julesburg NRCS, reviewed plant species list for PESW A.

VII. REFERENCES

Colorado-Interior Memorandum of Agreement Concerning Program to Manage
Colorado's Declining Native Species. State of Colorado and U.S. Department of Interior.
1995,9 pp.

Cooperative Agreement For Platte River Research And Other Efforts Relating To
Endangered Species Habitats Along The Central Platte River, Nebraska. July 1997

Hammerson, Geoffrey A. 1986. Amphibians and Reptiles in Colorado, Colorado Division of
Wildlife, Denver, 130 pp.

Nesler, T.P., R. Vanburen, J. A. Stafford, M. Jones. 1997. Inventory and Status of South
Plate River Native Fishes in Colorado. Final report, Aqnatic Wildlife Section,
Colorado Division of wildlife, Fort Collins, 113 pp.

Fitzgerald, J.P., C.A. Meaney, D. M. Armstrong. 1994. Mammals of Colorado, University
Press of Colorado, 467 pp.

Logan County Soil Survey. July 1977. United States Department of Agriculture.

Sedgwick County Soil Survey. December 1969. United States Department of Agriculture.

Special Flood Hazard Information Report, South Platte River Volume 3, Logan County -
Sedgwick County, Colorado. Department ofthe Army, Omaha District, Corps of
Engineers. June 1977.

VIII. LIST OF PREP ARERS

Shane Briggs, CDOW
Grady McNeill, CDOW
Jon Altenhofen, NCWCD
Doug Robotham, CDNR

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