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Title: Recommended best management practices for plants of concern : practices developed to reduce the impacts of oil and gas development activities to plants of concern
Date: 2009
dc.title: Recommended best management practices for plants of concern : practices developed to reduce the impacts of oil and gas development activities to plants of concern

Title: Great Sand Dunes National Monument and Preserve 2003 vascular plant inventory
Date: 2004
dc.title: Great Sand Dunes National Monument and Preserve 2003 vascular plant inventory

Title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. Piceance Basin
Abstract: This document identifies conservation strategies for Dudley Bluffs bladderpod and Piceance twinpod, based on an assessment of the plants' viability and threats by participants of a June 2008 workshop.
Date: 2008
dc.title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. : Piceance Basin

Title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. Pagosa Springs
Abstract: This document identifies conservation strategies for Pagosa skyrocket, based on an assessment of the plants' viability and threats by participants of a June 2008 workshop.
Date: 2008
dc.title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. : Pagosa Springs

Title: Preliminary conservation action plan, rare plants in Big Gypsum Valley and Dry Creek Basin, Colorado
Abstract: Located in San Miguel County, the Big Gypsum Valley and Dry Creek Basin Action Areas include high quality occurrences of Gypsum Valley cat's-eye (Cryptantha gypsophila). Several other significant elements of biodiversity add conservation value to this area including the Gunnison Sage Grouse, Sage Sparrow, White-tailed Prairie dog, Little penstemon, Nealley's dropseed and a unique community of globally and state-rare lichens.
Date: 2011
dc.title: Preliminary conservation action plan, rare plants in Big Gypsum Valley and Dry Creek Basin, Colorado

Title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. Arkansas Valley barrens
Abstract: This document identifies conservation strategies for round-leaf four-o'clock, golden blazing star, and Pueblo goldenweed, based on an assessment of the plants' viability and threats by participants of a June 2008 workshop.
Date: 2008
dc.title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. : Arkansas Valley barrens

Title: Preliminary conservation action plan, rare plants in the Gateway priority action area
Abstract: Located in Mesa County, Colorado, the Gateway Action Area includes high quality occurrences of Dolores skeleton plant (Lygodesmia doloresensis, G1G2), Horseshoe milkvetch (Astragalus equisolensis, G2), Fisher Towers milkvetch (Astragalus piscator, G2), and Osterhout cat's-eye, (Oreocarya osterhoutii, G3), the primary targets of this action plan.
Date: 2011
dc.title: Preliminary conservation action plan, rare plants in the Gateway priority action area

Title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. Middle Park
Abstract: This document identifies conservation strategies for Penland penstemon and Kremmling milkvetch, based on an assessment of the plants' viability and threats by participants of a June 2008 workshop.
Date: 2008
dc.title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. : Middle Park

Title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. North Park
Abstract: This document identifies conservation strategies for the North Park phacelia, based on an assessment of the plants' viability and threats by participants of a June 2008 workshop.
Date: 2008
dc.title: Rare plant conservation planning workshop results. : North Park

Title: Preliminary conservation action plan for rare plants in the Plateau Creek and Miramonte Reservoir West Priority Action Areas
Date: 2011
dc.title: Preliminary conservation action plan for rare plants in the Plateau Creek and Miramonte Reservoir West Priority Action Areas

Title: Great Sand Dunes National Monument and Preserve vascular plant inventory
Date: 2002
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Title: Recommended best management practices for managing noxious weeds on sites with rare plants
Date: 2016

Title: Recommended best management practices for plants of concern : practices developed to reduce the impacts of oil and gas development activities to plants of concern
Abstract: Seventeen globally imperiled plants found in oil and gas development areas in Colorado are in danger of extinction. Collectively, these species occupy less than 11,000 acres in Colorado. One of the biggest conservation issues for Colorado native plants is the lack of awareness of the existence and status of these rare plant species. Avoiding or minimizing impacts to these species during oil and gas development activities may help to effectively conserve their habitat and is unlikely to confer substantial impacts on oil and gas development projects.
Date: 2011