U.R.A. Step III Present Situation Purpose: Montrose District Public Input Model U.R.A. Step IV Opportunities M.F.P. Step I Objective - Recommendation _ M.F.P. Multiple Use Analysis Phase I Public Input Meeting Phase II

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An annual report of Colorado water status written by POWER.

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U.S. Forest Service.

The Gunnison Valley Sage Grouse Strategic Committee for the County of Gunnison, Colorado is requesting that your agency help complete a Programmatic Environmental Assessment for Habitat Treatment/Improvement for the Gunnison Basin Population of Gunnison Sage-grouse. This Committee was created by the

GUNNISON RESOURCE AREA Welcome to our public Open House. Attached is a Newsletter we mailed out to over 700 names on September 15, 1988. The Newsletter lists the Anticipated Issues, Preliminary Criteria, and Management Concerns we will be addressing in the RMP/EIS. Shortly after October 19, 1988, we

Introduction: Fuels treatments have occurred within the Gunnison Basin for nearly 30 years. Since 1976, approximately 120,000 acres have been treated. Emphasis was on disposal of slash from timber sales, prescribed burning for wildlife and livestock improvements as well as restoration of threatened

The Gunnsion Basin Focus area encompasses the upper Gunnsion watershed. The Basin lies entirely on the west side of the Continental Divide. Geographically the area includes most of Gunnsion County, the northern third of Hinsdale County, and the north western third of Saguache County. The total land

attractive wey to reclaim bendlills Ga) at appropriate times halps bell courses are as 2 y -E reduco nutrient! lows to receiving wes . jollers have mary apport A thatr lenpeact on au anities to lirnat tt (3): Lf h ? o Qs) Ss end reusing irrigation water helps maintass oT i Mauna Instron flows for fi

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Correspondence (2002). Covers San Juan Basin, Farmington, New Mexico. Topics: gas wells, air pollution, wildlife habitat, Environmental Impact Statement. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, BLM, BLM Farmington Field Office. Cites 1 external work.

As public-land users and individuals interested in the Management of National Forest lands, it is hoped that this information will help in- form and stimulate discussion concerning Multivle Use Management direction involving undeveloped areas. The Chief of the Forest Service has directed that all un

Correspondence (2001-2004). Covers Montrose County, Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Gunnison Tunnel. Topics: conditional water right, water right appropriation, water right subordination. Agencies: United States of America, District Court Water Division No. 4, Colorado Water Conservation

Water report (1920s-1994). Covers Grand Valley, Colorado River, Palisade. Topics: irrigation, water rights, water allocation, irrigation water allocation. Agencies: Grand Valley Irrigation Company, Palisade Irrigation District, Williams, Turner & Holmes, P.C.. Cites 16 external works.

Recreation study. Covers Mt. Elbert, Mt. Massive, Colorado. Topics: mountain climbing, mountain safety. Agencies: Forest Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture.

News article. Covers Pueblo, Arkansas River, Downtown. Topics: recreational water rights, minimum flow, water exchanges, storage capacity. Agencies: Southeastern Colorado Water Conservancy District, Upper Arkansas Conservancy District, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. Cites 1 external work.

B9na~~.a clea;nup, '· . Background 1• • • 12 adit and reconstruct the ponal · The lates t,. of several area,andconductgeologicreconnais- CERCLA removal actions within the sance back to a possible plug loca· , BonanzaMiningAreaCERCLASilo .'tion approximately 3500' into the •wai initiated by priv~e pa

Environmental assessment (1978-1980). Covers Colorado, Bull Canyon, Willow Creek. Topics: Wilderness Study Areas, Wilderness Review Program, wilderness study, recreation. Agencies: Bureau of Land Management, Forest Service, BLM. Cites 1 external work.

length, the beaver prowled with masto- dons. mammoths, and saber-toothed tigers. But those species disappeared with the retreat of the continental gla- cers. The beaver did not. It adapted-— ame smaller—and endured. Had the beaver not endured. Amer- ican history would have been written differently.