The Value of Instream Flow Used to Produce a Recreational Fishery

Summary

Technical report (1975-1988). Covers Taylor River, Almont, Colorado. Topics: instream flow, recreational fishery, habitat modelling, contingent valuation. Agencies: Colorado State University, Colorado Division of Wildlife, National Ecology Research Center. Cites 10 external works.

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Stakeholders (13)

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United States Forest ServiceUnited States Fish and Wildlife ServiceColorado Department of WildlifeColorado Water Conservation BoardColorado State UniversityUncompahgre Valley Water Users' AssociationRocky Mountain Biological LaboratoryDivision of Parks and Outdoor Recreation

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Denver Water BoardGunnison National ForestNational Ecology Research CenterFord Foundation Rural Poverty ProgramDepartment of Agriculture and Resource Economics at Colorado State University

Places (31)

Colorado Gunnison Basin East River southwestern United States California Gunnison River Basin Arizona Almont

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Gunnison National Forest Kansas Alaska Front Range Montana Fort Collins Wyoming Idaho Texas Taylor River Pieplant Reservoir Blacksmith Fork River Cache Valley Upper Gunnison River Basin Blue Mesa Reservoir Taylor Park Reservoir Oklahoma Cache La Poudre River Poudre River Taylor Reservoir Collegiate Range Almont Reservoir Henry's Fork of the Snake River

Concepts & Topics (37)

streamflow streamflow streamflow habitat quality joint species distribution models water resources water resources water allocation

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water allocation vital rates aquatic entomology maximum likelihood estimation irrigation stream restoration wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation Intrinsic Value minimum flow reduction simulation bias memorability Willingness to pay statistical modeling spawning statistical modeling Physical Habitat Simulation System Physical Habitat Simulation System PHABSIM travel cost method contingent valuation method Physical Habitat Assessment Using the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology recreational fishing recreational fishing dichotomous choice approach Weighted Usable Area competitive bidding field intercept procedure Instream Flow Incremental Methodology

Species (17)

not specified fish and wildlife Salmo trutta Brown Trout Oncorhynchus mykiss Oncorhynchus mykiss gairdnerii Rainbow Trout fish populations

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fish species mackinaw Salvelinus namaycush Lake Trout Mysis shrimp kokanee salmon Oncorhynchus nerka fish trout

External References Cited (10)

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study (5)

Johnson and Walsh Poudre River study (1989) — Johnson and Walsh
Johnson and Adams study (1988) — Johnson and Adams
Johnson and Walsh Blue Mesa study (1987) — Johnson and Walsh
Sorg, et. al. study (1985) — Sorg, et. al.
Adamowicz and Phillips study (1983) — Adamowicz and Phillips

report (2)

Stream Fisheries Investigations (1985) — Anderson, R. and R.B. Nehring
A Methodology for Estimating Instream Flow Values for Recreation (1984) — Amirfathi, Parvaneh, R. Narayanan, B. Bishop, and D. Larsen

article (1)

A Comparison of Extra Market Benefit Evaluation Techniques (1983) — Adamowicz, W.L., and W.E. Phillips

book (1)

Residential Location Markets and Urban Transportation (1982) — Anas, Alex

legislation (1)

S.B. 212 (1973)

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