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the green line OnlineThe Newsletter of the Colorado Riparian AssociationVolume 17, Number 2, Summer 2006 |
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ARTICLES
Rock Creek Restoration Project
Post-Fire Watershed Recovery
Wild Trout on Private Ranches
Headwaters Outreach Initiative
Guide to Colorado's Small Native Fish
FEATURES
Legal Developments
Research Summaries
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Guide to Colorado's Small Native Fish Now Available!
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CDOW's Pocket Guide to Native Fish of Colorado's Eastern Plains is available for all landowners. The guide provides pointers to identify these species and their habitat. In addition, it includes information about different habitat incentive programs (state, federal and nonprofit) available to assist in fish habitat conservation and offers landowner contact information for technical assistance in surveying for species or restoring habitat on their lands. Two pages from the brochure are presented above.
The pocket guide is available at all DOW offices. Interested landowners with small natural streams or ponds on their property who wish to participate in fish surveys and/or conservation efforts are encouraged to call Ken Morgan, Private Lands Habitat Specialist at 303-291-7404 or one of the DOW Senior Aquatic Wildlife Managers: Greg Gerlich (South Platte-Arikaree-North Fork Republican) at 303-291-7368 or Doug Krieger (Arkansas-South Fork Republican) at 719-227-5202
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