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Biological Assessment for the Grand Valley Project Diversion Dam Endangered Fish Passage Facilities. Executive Summary
This biological assessment was prepared to evaluate anticipated project effects on federally listed threatened and endangered species and their habitats resulting from the construction of fish passage facilities at the Grand Valley Project Diversion Dam in Mesa County, Colorado. The project is located on the Colorado River approximately 7 miles northeast of Palisade, Colorado. The facilities will consist of a selective fish passage structure to allow endangered fish, as well as other native fishes, to move upstream of the diversion dam. A fish screen will also be installed in the Government Highline Canal to prevent fish entrainment. The Upper Colorado River Endangered Fishes Recovery Implementation Program has identified this diversion dam as a barrier to fish movement and the need to restore passage to connect 44 river miles of endangered fish critical habitat upstream with 193 river miles of critical habitat downstream.
Biological Assessment for the Grand Valley Project Diversion Dam Endangered Fish Passage Facilities. Executive Summary
This biological assessment was prepared to evaluate anticipated project effects on federally listed threatened and endangered species and their habitats resulting from the construction of fish passage facilities at the Grand Valley Project Diversion Dam in Mesa County, Colorado. The project is located on the Colorado River approximately 7 miles northeast of Palisade, Colorado. The facilities will consist of a selective fish passage structure to allow endangered fish, as well as other native fishes, to move upstream of the diversion dam. A fish screen will also be installed in the Government Highline Canal to prevent fish entrainment. The Upper Colorado River Endangered Fishes Recovery Implementation Program has identified this diversion dam as a barrier to fish movement and the need to restore passage to connect 44 river miles of endangered fish critical habitat upstream with 193 river miles of critical habitat downstream.
Biological Assessment for the Grand Valley Project Diversion Dam Endangered Fish Passage Facilities. Executive Summary
2000
36 pages
Report
Keine Angabe
Englisch
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