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2019-04-16_PERMIT FILE - C1984065 (2)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1984065
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
4/16/2019
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pp. 3-75 to 3-98 text
Section_Exhibit Name
3.7 FISH & WILDLIFE RESOURCE INFORMATION
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were combined into three river segments. In summary, sucker and carp species make up the bulk <br /> of numbers from all stations. It is in the other species that a definite change occurs moving down <br /> stream. The changes observed are indicative of a change in environment from a cold water type <br /> fishery with a high percentage of trout to a warm water type fishery with green sunfish and carp. <br /> The NCEC site is adjacent to the river in the upper portion of this transition zone. <br /> As previously mentioned, South Canyon and Alkali Creeks have been classified as "No Fishery" <br /> streams following stream surveys conducted by DOW (1978d, 1980c). <br /> 3.7.6 Threatened and Endangered Species <br /> The NCEC permit area is within the range of four mammal, four bird, and five fish species <br /> classified as threatened and endangered(T&E) by the Federal Government(USFWS, 1980)or <br /> the State of Colorado (Torres et al. 1978) or by both. Three criteria for selecting these thirteen <br /> species are: actual observations within, or adjacent to,the mine permit area; known distribution <br /> in this section of Colorado (Armstrong 1972; Bailey and Niedrach 1965; Bissell 1972; Burt <br /> 1976; Robbins et al. 1966; Stebbins 1966); and the presence of essential habitat for these species <br /> as defined by Torres et al. (1978). USFWS and DOW have been contacted for their input and <br /> interest concerning an updated list of species in the project area. USFWS has responded with a <br /> letter(Appendix 3.7-2)which outlines their species of interest. The following paragraphs provide <br /> information concerning T&E species and assessment of project related impacts on those species. <br /> A September 9, 2011, threatened and endangered species inventory update is located in <br /> Appendix 3.7-2. <br /> The Fish and Wildlife Service provided an updated threatened and endangered species inventory <br /> by letter dated April 5, 2019. The inventory is located in Appendix 3.7-2. <br /> 3.7.6.1 Mammals <br /> Wolverine (Gulo gulo). State Endangered Species. The wolverine's habitat requirements are <br /> virtually unknown. They maintain vast <br /> MR-31 3-89 04/19 <br />
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