• Video presentation (19:37), 3/5/2022 by Ryan Fitzpatrick

  • Video presentation (20:09), 5/2021 by Eric Richer

  • Video (48:34), 12/6/2021 of presentation by Matthew Kondratieff to Dr. Myrick's FW 204 Introduction to Fisheries Biology course at CSU

  • Video presentation (19:57), 12/13/2021 by Ryan Fitzpatrick

  • Video presentation (49:55), 2/11/2022 by Eric Fetherman

  • Video presentation (59:55), 11/20/2021 by Matthew Kondratieff at AFS meeting

  • Audio recording (39:30), 9/26/2021 of Fisheries podcast interview with Dr. Kevin Rogers

  • Video presentation (24:59), 2021 by George Schisler giving an overview of the Aquatic Research Section and how the researchers use a science-based approach to their work

  • Audio recording (27:51), 4/11/2022 of Colorado Outdoors podcast interview with Eric Richer and Paul Foutz
  • The native three
    Video (12:09),9/23/2022 - Colorado Parks and Wildlife's aquatic research scientists have embarked on multiple projects to protect the three fish species native to the Upper Colorado River Basin (Flannelmouth Sucker, Bluehead Sucker and Roundtail Chub). This video, ‘The Native Three’ helps tell that story. Produced by Sean Ender, Peak to Creek Films, featuring Zachary Hooley-Underwood.
  • The role of Colorado Parks and Wildlife in Restoring Colorado Rivers
    Matt Kondratieff (Presentation, AFS Western Division Annual Meeting, May 11-15, 2025, Westminster, CO).  Colorado’s rivers share a historic legacy of impairment similar to those found in other Western U.S. streams including impacts from wood removal, beaver trapping, mining, agricultural practices, urbanization, and water development. For nearly 50 years, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) has engaged in passive and mechanical forms of aquatic habitat restoration to help restore ecological and geomorphic functions in impaired aquatic systems using a variety of experimental techniques, design philosophies, and naturally-sourced materials. This presentation covers some of the history and unique aspects of CPW’s role in restoring Colorado’s streams.

  • Video presentation (20:27), 11/10/2021 by Matthew Kondratieff
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