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Aquatic research publications, reports, and presentations

Our Marine Evidence Recovery Team is a statewide response team called out when there is a drowning or a major boat accident. This video demonstrates how they go about finding victims in the water and the equipment they use to do a difficult job.

Our researchers have set out to evaluate how human recreation may be influencing Colorado's elk populations and created a film titled "Emblems of the West" to help tell that story.

Abstract: Connectivity is critical for freshwater fish conservation, and the design of fish passage structures is a tradeoff between the space available for construction, slope, and costs associated with the structure. The Longrie-Fectau fish passage…

The legacy of mining and how it's still affecting the Arkansas River today. CPW used a habitat restoration project to mitigate the effects and ongoing fish population monitoring to assess the health of the river.

CPW aquatic researcher and stream restoration manager Matt Kondratieff's presentation to Dr. Myrick's FW 204 Introduction to Fisheries Biology course at CSU.

Species covered: elk, mule deer

Colorado's wildlife officer's pride themselves on knowing their districts better than anyone else. This knowledge is invaluable for hunters trying to make decisions on where to apply and/or start scouting. In an…

Species covered: elk, mule deer, bear

Colorado's wildlife officer's pride themselves on knowing their districts better than anyone else. This knowledge is invaluable for hunters trying to make decisions on where to apply and/or start scouting. In…

Species covered: elk, mule deer

Colorado's wildlife officer's pride themselves on knowing their districts better than anyone else. This knowledge is invaluable for hunters trying to make decisions on where to apply and/or start scouting. In an…