23 research outputs found
Colorado River Basin Study Comments--Bureau of Land Managment, Colorado Office
Get PDFComments on the Colorado River Basin Study prepared by the the Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission
Land Health Assessment for the Colorado Canyons National Conservation Area
Get PDFThe Colorado Canyons National Conservation Area (CCNCA) is located about 7 miles west of Grand Junction, Colorado. The CCNCA includes rolling saltbush-covered hills, pinyon-junpier and sagebrush-covered mesas, a 24-mile corridor along the Colorado River through Horsethief and Ruby Canyons, and over 70,000 acres of sheer-sided, red-rock canyons, natural arches, caves and alcoves. The 75,550-acre Black Ridge Canyons Wilderness comprises the heart of the CCNCA, with another 5,200 acres stretching into Utah.
The CCNCA was given a high priority for land health assessment, a valuable tool in developing the CCNCA Resource Management Plan (RMP)
Northwest Colorado greater sage-grouse : draft resource management plan amendment and environmental impact statement /
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No full textDraft environmental impact statement for the White River Resource Area : wilderness planning amendment /
No full textDraft environmental impact statement for the White River Resource Area : wilderness planning amendment /
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Northwest Colorado greater sage-grouse : record of decision and approved resource management plan amendment /
No full textNorthwest Colorado greater sage-grouse : record of decision and approved resource management plan amendment /
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