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Title: White-nose syndrome in bats response plan
Abstract: “White-nose syndrome” (WNS) is an emerging fungal disease of hibernating North American bat species. To date, WNS has likely killed between 5.7 and 6.7 million hibernating bats in caves and inactive mines in the eastern USA, and has contributed to the imperilment of some bat populations and species. The WNS fungus (Geomyces destructans) has the potential to kill individuals of many of the 18 bat species native to Colorado. Bats are ecologically and economically important, and measures to prevent the spread of WNS and minimize its impacts on native bat species are clearly warranted.
Date: 2011

Title: Colorado River cutthroat trout, oncorhynchus clarki pleuriticus, management activities and accomplishment report: 1999-2003 Colorado, Wyoming and Utah
Date: 2005
dc.title: Colorado River cutthroat trout, oncorhynchus clarki pleuriticus, management activities and accomplishment report: 1999-2003 Colorado, Wyoming and Utah

Title: Chronic wasting disease in Colorado, 2002-2004
Abstract: Surveys conducted during the "biological years" 2002-2004 (June 2002-June 2005) revealed that CWD was much more well-established and widely distributed in Colorado than previously believed.
Date: 2005
dc.title: Chronic wasting disease in Colorado, 2002-2004

Title: The impacts of wildlife viewing and related non-consumptive outdoor recreation activities on avian populations : an annotated bibliography
Date: 2007
dc.title: The impacts of wildlife viewing and related non-consumptive outdoor recreation activities on avian populations : an annotated bibliography

Title: Arkansas River recreation management plan
Abstract: Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area [AHRA] is a partnership between the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Land Management [BLM] and the State of Colorado's Department of Natural Resource's Division of Parks and Outdoor Recreation, with Department of Agriculture's Forest Service [FS] and the State of Colorado's Department of Natural Resource's Division of Wildlife [CDOW] to manage recreation resources and activities along 148 miles of the river from its headwaters near Leadville down to Pueblo Reservoir.
Date: 2001
dc.title: Arkansas River recreation management plan

Title: Candidate conservation agreement with assurances for Gunnison Sage-Grouse, Centrocercus minimus, between the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Date: 2005
dc.title: Candidate conservation agreement with assurances for Gunnison Sage-Grouse, Centrocercus minimus, between the Colorado Division of Wildlife and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Title: Montane mollusk and crustacean survey of western Colorado : 2003 annual report : a report to the Colorado Division of Wildlife
Date: 2004
dc.title: Montane mollusk and crustacean survey of western Colorado : 2003 annual report : a report to the Colorado Division of Wildlife

Title: Economic benefits and costs of the fish stocking program at Blue Mesa Reservoir, Colorado
Date: 1987
dc.title: Economic benefits and costs of the fish stocking program at Blue Mesa Reservoir, Colorado

Title: Vegetation index of biotic integrity (VIBI) for Headwater Wetlands in the Southern Rocky Mountain : version 2.0: calibration of selected VIBI models
Date: c2009
dc.title: Vegetation index of biotic integrity (VIBI) for Headwater Wetlands in the Southern Rocky Mountain : version 2.0: calibration of selected VIBI models

Title: A natural heritage assessment and inventory of state wildlife area wetlands : 1998-99 pilot study
Date: 1999
dc.title: , Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Apishapa State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Elliott State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Flagler Reservoir State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Lake Dorethey State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Mount Evans State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Queens State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Russell Lakes State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Teter-Michigan Creek State Wildlife Area (Includes), Natural heritage assessment and inventory of wetlands at Tomahawk State Wildlife Area (Includes), , ,

Title: Aquatic animal health investigations & management
Abstract: Assist in the protection, conservation, and management of Colorado's aquatic animal resources through the monitoring, investigation, and management of aquatic animal health in state fish hatcheries, research facilities, free-ranging public fisheries and free-ranging aquatic animal populations, as well as aquatic animal resources in the private sector by providing diagnostics, research, regulated pathogen inspections, and laboratory analysis. Maintaining or improving aquatic animal health will help insure the stability of many populations, enable the recovery of others, and improve the quality of Colorado's wildlife resources.
Date: 2005-2014

Title: Zebra/quagga mussel early detection and rapid response : blue ribbon panel recommendations for the Colorado Division of Wildlife : final
Date: 2008
dc.title: Zebra/quagga mussel early detection and rapid response : blue ribbon panel recommendations for the Colorado Division of Wildlife : final

Title: Cutthroat trout management : a position paper : genetic considerations associated with cutthroat trout management
Date: 2000
dc.title: Cutthroat trout management : a position paper : genetic considerations associated with cutthroat trout management

Title: Mountain lion management guidelines for lion DAU L-19 game management units 83, 85, 140, 851 : prepared for Colorado Division of Wildlife southeast region
Date: 2004
dc.title: Mountain lion management guidelines for lion DAU L-19 game management units 83, 85, 140, 851 : prepared for Colorado Division of Wildlife southeast region

Title: From the field to the table
Abstract: A professional guide and outfitter demonstrates field dressing, skinning, and quartering of a bull elk. A taxidermist shows how to cape a trophy head in the field, and meat cutters demonstrate butchering. Finally, tips on cooking the meat are given.
Date: 1992

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