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Upper Gunnison Basin In-Stream Flow Project

Categories: Water, Gunnison Basin

Geographic scope: gunnison basin, upper gunnison

Source: Sustainable Living Library

Summary

Edward Sparling, David Harpman, Jim Booker, Carol Adams.

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Local Knowledge Graph (41 entities)

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Stakeholders (32)

Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.

United States Forest ServiceUnited States Bureau of Land ManagementUnited States Bureau of ReclamationUnited States Department of the InteriorUnited States Fish and Wildlife ServiceUnited States Geological SurveyColorado Department of WildlifeColorado Water Conservation Board

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Colorado State UniversityNational Park ServiceUncompahgre Valley Water Users' AssociationCouncil on Environmental QualityWestern Area Power AdministrationNational Oceanic and Atmospheric AdministrationRocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment StationUSBRU.S. Department of CommerceCity of AuroraColorado Water Resources and Power Development AuthorityBureau of Indian AffairsNECOU.S. Water Resources CouncilFord FoundationColorado Water Resources Research InstituteEBASCO Services Inc.American Fisheries SocietyArizona Game and Fish DepartmentDepartment of Agriculture and Resource EconomicsNational Family Opinion ResearchNOAA PanelUSFWENARTECH Inc.

Concepts & Topics (41)

population dynamics streamflow biodiversity loss habitat quality habitat quality habitat quality migration rates water resources

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cost irrigation ecological consequences ecological consequences ecological consequences catchment water storage irrigation wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation hydropower generation wildlife and piscatorial culture and procreation Intrinsic Value conservation seasonal isolation spawning Priority Habitat Management Areas clinical severity Willingness to pay bequest value calving seasons non-use values non-use values referendum scenario Instream Flow and Natural Lake Level Program Physical Habitat Simulation System PHABSIM transmountain diversion recreational activities economic evaluation recreational fishing outfitter and guide operations contingent valuation method contingent valuation method value of production

Species (17)

Salmo trutta salmon deer beaver bighorn sheep fish species steelhead fish

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Rainbow Trout Brown Trout mule deer muskrat native trout Oncorhynchus mykiss gairdnerii Oncorhynchus spp.elk Luxilus chrysocephalus

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