Knowledge graph centered on Grand Valley Water Management with 61 nodes and 60 connections. Top connected: United States Department of the Interior, Engelmann Spruce, United States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR), Salix lucida subsp. lasiandra, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (implied via Ecological Services, Northeast Region).
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Agencies, organizations, and groups mentioned as actors in this document.
United States Department of the InteriorUnited States Bureau of Reclamation (USBR)U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (implied via Ecological Services, Northeast Region)Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB)Colorado River Water Conservation District (River District)State Engineer (Colorado)Grand Junction Field Office (GJFO)Redlands Power and Water Company
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Colorado River Fishery ProjectState Historic Preservation OfficerGrand Valley Irrigation Company (GVIC)Orchard Mesa Irrigation District (OMID)Grand Valley Water Users Association (GVWUA)Mesa County Irrigation DistrictMountain-Prairie Region
Government Highline Canal site description and · general operations plan (1996) — Burt, C., S. Styles and M. Lehmkuhl
Document 80 as implemented by the Operating Policy and which was perfected by use on or before October 15, 1977 will not be curtailed for the benefit of any valid senior call (1996)
Relationships Between Flow and Rare Fish Habitat in the 'IS-Mile Reach' of the Upper Colorado River." Final Report (1995) — Osmundson, D.B., Nelson, P., Fenton, K., and Ryden, D.W
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the Bureau of Reclamation requested comments from the public about the salinity control program (1994) — In March
Bureau of Reclamation, Water Management ofthe Arkansas River, Preliminary Draft, 10/5/93 at 2 (1993) — Frank Milenski, In Ouest of Water
The Grand Valley was considered as a site for a reservation but, acconfiDg to one source, was viewed as more valuable for settlement by the U.S.: •Mr (1992) — Daniel Tyler, The Last Water Hole in the West (University Press of Colorado
-92. U.S. Geological Survey Open File Report 94-110 (1991) — Uncompahgre Project area and in the Grand Valley, West-Central Colorado
Winter habitat study of endangered fish- Green · River (1989) — Valdez, R.A., P.G. and W. Masslich
Related Works
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The endangered fish of Cataract Canyon (1988) — Valdez, R.A
(4):1021-1023. Lemly, Dennis (1986) — Colorado River. Copeia
; Richard L. Gardner and Robert A (1985) — Control Program," 10 Western J. of Agricultural Economics 1
Colorado's little fish (1985) — Woodling, J
Migration, movements, and habitat preference of Colorado squawfish ptychocheilus lucius, in the Green White and Yampa rivers, Colorado and Utah (1984) — Tyus, H. M., and C. W. McAda
Identification of habitat requirements and limiting factors for Colorado squawfish and humpback chubs (1982) — Haynes, C.M., and R. T. Muth
72 Interagency Task Force, U.S (1979) — George W. Pring and Karen A. Tomb, "License to Waste: Legal Baniers to Conservation and Efficient Use of Water in the West," 2S Rocky Mt. Min. L. lnst. 25-1
decreed filling requirement for Green Mountain Reservoir and take that water to the eastern slope, Denver would increase its flow of water regardless of the outcome of Two Forks (1955) — Two Forks Reservoir. If it could remove its
Gila cyphii, a remarkable new species of cyprinid fish from the Colorado River in Grand Canyon, Arizona (1946) — Miller, R.R
at IS. Rait, part 2 at 44-4S (1916) — Dalton G. Miller, ·The Seepage and Alkali Problem in the Grand Valley, Colorado, U.S. Department of Agriculture, March