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Cotorado Page 1 oft <br />~~`~" ' Ecc <br />Mountain-Prairie Region <br />Caxserving the Notate of America <br />4 <br />Lakewood & Grand Junct~'on, Colorado <br />Western Colorado Field Office (GI2.n <br /> <br />Colorado Field Office (CFO) <br />Contact Susan Linnet ~ Telephoxe: 303-?7S-?J70 <br /> Field SuperLisor Fos: 30J-17S-1371 <br />Address P.O. Box 25486, DFC E-mall: Susan LtnnerQ(ws.eov <br /> Laketw~od, Colorado 80225-0046 <br />Contact; AI PJlster Telephone.• 970-243-1778 <br /> Assistant Field Supervisor Fax; 970-245-693J <br />Address: 764 Horizon Drire, South Annex A E-Mail: a! ofurerna.(ws.¢ov <br /> CrandJuncllon, Colorado 81506-3904 <br />Station Facts <br />The Colorado ES Field Office is responsible for the administration of Service regulations and policies <br />relating to the impacts to Federal trust resources resulting from activities authorized, funded, or <br />constructed by Federal agencies. <br />The Office consists of two field stations, in Lakewood and Grand Junction. This arrangement <br />maximizes efficiency in serving Service customers relating to the conservation of Federal trust fish and <br />wildlife resources, including threatened and endangered species and migratory birds. The Lakewood ES <br />Office primarily handles issues on the Eastern Slope, while the Grand Junction Office primarily handles <br />West Slope issues. <br />Station Objectives <br />Administer Endangered Species Act (ESA) regulations and policies in Colorado relating to the <br />conservation and recovery of federally listed and candidate species. <br />Review the status of declining fish, wildlife, and plants that may become eligible for Federal listing. <br />Participate in novel approaches to the conservation of declining species that may be effective <br />alternatives to Federal listing. <br />Address contaminant impacts on fish and wildlife. <br />sr <br />`~ <br />http://mountain-prairie.fws.gov/es/Colorado/Lakewood%20and%20GrandJunction.htm 1/10/2005 <br />