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CPW Aquatic research publications, reports, and presentations 2021-2022
Aquatic research publications, reports, and presentations
Superfund sites, gold mining to Gold Medal water
Some terms naturally go together like "Colorado Parks and Wildlife" and "world-class fishing."
Few would ever add to that list the term “Superfund sites.”
That's because Colorado Parks and Wildlife's 42 parks are recreation meccas. Its 350…
Few would ever add to that list the term “Superfund sites.”
That's because Colorado Parks and Wildlife's 42 parks are recreation meccas. Its 350…
Research and work done on establishing whirling-disease resistant trout in Colorado
Whirling disease-resistant rainbow trout development and post-stocking survival and recruitment evaluations in the Upper Colorado River
Evaluation of Longrie-Fectau fish passage structure
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…
Plains fish identification training improves staff performance and data quality
Abstract: Species misidentifications during field surveys of aquatic organisms results in mis-estimated distributions, biased occupancy analyses, and possibly, inappropriate conservation actions. Morphologically similar organisms, including some…
Whitewater park projects: guidance for reviewing 404 documents
A guidance document for reviewing whitewater park projects
Response of trout populations and pool depths to large wood in streams
A presentation on manipulating fish habitat to increase trout populations in a stream
Fundamentals of fish habitat restoration
CPW aquatic researcher and stream restoration manager Matt Kondratieff's presentation to Dr. Myrick's FW 204 Introduction to Fisheries Biology course at CSU.
From gold mining to gold medal fishery: evaluating the fishery response to stream restoration on the Upper Arkansas River in Colorado
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.
Scientific solutions for fisheries management
An overview of the Aquatic Research Section and how the researchers use a science-based approach to their work