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CPW Mammals Research
The CPW Mammals Research section was established in 1961 with a goal of conducting quality research to provide reliable and current information for wildlife management and conservation that continues to this day. Their research focuses on Colorado’s wild mammals and their habitats in a constantly changing and increasingly human-dominated landscape. This research helps to ensure that functional ecosystems continue to exist to benefit current and future citizens of Colorado and the nation.
Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout Conservation Team
The first conservation agreement for Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout between state, federal, and tribal resource agencies was signed in 2003, giving rise to the Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout Conservation Team. The agreement's stated goal is to assure the "long-term viability of Rio Grande Cutthroat Trout throughout its historic range by minimizing or removing threats to the species and promoting conservation." This collaborative framework was updated in the 2013 Conservation Agreement and the 2013 Conservation Strategy, which outline long-term conservation objectives for this subspecies.