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• Coal Basin may tend to slow the process , particularly in the <br /> case of the fish population . <br /> 5 . Rare, endangered and threatened species <br /> Species which have been sighted in Coal Basin <br /> include: <br /> Wild turkey <br /> Mountain goat <br /> Species for which Coal Basin might provide suit- <br /> able habitat , although none have been sighted , include : <br /> Big Horn Sheep <br /> Bald eagle <br /> Lynx <br /> Wolverine <br /> • 6 . Re'ional wildlife review <br /> a . Wildlife <br /> (1) . Habitat <br /> The permit and adjacent areas are <br /> included in the study area covered by the U . S . Forest <br /> Service Thompson Creek Land Use Plan, and inventories done <br /> by the Forest Service of wildlife and wildlife habitat in <br /> the planning unit as a whole provide useful perspective . <br /> The Thompson Creek Unit , according to <br /> the Thompson Creek Land Use Plan: <br /> "is located on the western slope of the Continental <br /> Divide in Garfield and Pitkin Counties of Colorado . It <br /> lies approximately six miles directly south of Glenwood <br /> Springs , Colorado , and is bounded on the west by the <br /> hydrologic divide between Divide Creek and Crystal <br /> • River . The Unit extends south to the Gunnison County <br /> line . On the east the boundary is determined by Travel <br /> Influence Zone . <br /> -26- <br />