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Grand Valley Power Plant Rehabilitation - Switch Gears, Controls, and Electrical
The Grand Valley Power Plant (Plant) was constructed near the town of Palisade, Colorado in the early 1930s by the United States through the Bureau of Reclamation and since that time it has received...more
Posted On - 2017-08-11


Museum Curation of San Juan River Fish Samples
The purpose of this project is threefold: 1) to process specimens of fish collected for the San Juan River Recovery Implementation Program (SJRIP); 2) capture all field information into an electronic...more
Posted On - 2015-08-06


Museum Curation of San Juan River Fish Samples
The purpose of this project is threefold: 1) to process specimens of fish collected for the San Juan River Recovery Implementation Program (SJRIP); 2) capture all field information into an electronic...more
Posted On - 2015-08-06




Installation and Development of Methods and Analyses for PIT Tag Antennas
The Colorado River Basin historically provided habitat for all four endangered species; Colorado Pikeminnow, Razorback Sucker, Roundtail Chub, and the Bonytail. Accurate fish counts are an important...more
Posted On - 2015-07-31


SJR Phase II Channel Restoration Site Monitoring
The goals of the San Juan Recovery River Implementation Program (SJRIP) Long Range Plan include providing suitable habitat and suitable water quality to support recovery of the Colorado Pikeminnow...more
Posted On - 2015-05-28


Development of a Stationary Pit Tag System for Use in the Colorado River Basin and its Tributaries
The goal of this agreement is to assist the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) with movement and habitat studies of endangered fishes in the Colorado River Basin while at the same time providing...more
Posted On - 2015-03-10


Development of a Stationary Pit Tag System for Use in the Colorado River Basin and its Tributaries
The goal of this agreement is to assist the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation (BOR) with movement and habitat studies of endangered fishes in the Colorado River Basin while at the same time providing...more
Posted On - 2014-08-04

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Upper Colorado and San Juan River Recovery Program Database Development
The Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery Program and the San Juan River Endangered Fish Recovery Implementation Program are collaborative programs aimed at recovery of endangered fishes in...more
Posted On - 2014-02-13

 
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