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Chubs in the Tub: Colorado's Native Aquatic Species Restoration Facility

Date: 2003-01-01
Categories: Environmental Impacts, Freshwater Ecology
Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Technical report (2000-2003). Covers San Luis Valley, Alamosa, Colorado River. Topics: endangered species restoration, fish propagation, native species conservation, native aquatic species restoration. Agencies: Colorado Division of Wildlife, DOW, Great Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund. Cites 1 external work.

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Knowledge graph centered on Chubs in the Tub: Colorado's Native Aquatic Specie with 41 nodes and 80 connections. Top connected: Spruce, United States Fish and Wildlife Service, Colorado Department of Wildlife, Colorado Water Conservation Board, native species.

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United States Fish and Wildlife ServiceColorado Department of WildlifeColorado Water Conservation BoardDepartment of Natural ResourcesThe Nature ConservancyDOWGOCOGreat Outdoors Colorado Trust Fund
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NASRF

Places (29)

ColoradoColorado RiverGunnison River BasinNew MexicoDenverFront RangeGrand JunctionUpper Arkansas River
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San Juan RiverDolores RiverSan Luis ValleyGreen RiverSouth Platte RiverRio Grande BasinRio Grande BasinWhite RiverHugoCastle RockHot Creek State Wildlife AreaHugo State Wildlife AreaWest Plum CreekHaydeneastern plainsDexterMonte VistaAlamosaJohn Martin ReservoirMontroseYampa River

Concepts & Topics (9)

water resourceshabitat restorationhabitat restorationstream restorationwildlife and piscatorial culture and procreationwildlife and piscatorial culture and procreationconservation statusconservation status
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spawning

Species (44)

Sprucenative speciesendangered speciesaquatic plantsaquatic speciesfish speciesPtychocheilus luciusendangered Fish species
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endangered fishes of the Upper Colorado River Basinendangered fishendangered fishesRotifersnative fish speciesnative fishHerringnative fishesColorado pikeminnowColorado River fishesrazorback suckerRazorbackXyrauchen texanusBoreal Toadnorthern pikerazorbacked suckerAnaxyrus boreasEsox luciussouthern redbelly dacenorthern redbelly dacewhite suckerCatostomus commersoniiGila cyphaRio Grande suckerEndangered Colorado River fishesGila robustaPantosteus plebeiusHumpback Chubbonytailroundtail chubRio Grande chubRio Grande suckerArkansas dartercommon shinerplains minnowsuckermouth minnow

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legislation (1)

  • Endangered Species Act

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