Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program
Final EIR/EIS and Associated Documents
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The Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program (MSCP) is a long-term, comprehensive multi-agency effort to conserve and recover endangered species, and protect and maintain wildlife habitat on the lower Colorado River. This Environmental Impact Statement/Environmental Impact Report (published December 2004) evaluates the impacts of implementing a Conservation Plan along the Colorado River from Lake Mead to the Southerly International Boundary with Mexico. It identifies the range of potential impacts associated with the implementation of the Plan, including significant and beneficial environmental effects. The files below are massive and should only be downloaded on a high speed (broadband) Internet connection such as cable/DSL modem or high speed network. If you attempt to download these files via conventional dial-up service operating at 56K or less, download time will exceed 2 hours PER file and severely limit access by other users, or not succeed at all. For smaller, easy-to-read files, access
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| Volume I: Final Environmental Impact Statement and Environmental Impact Report |
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PDF Size: 13,565 KB |
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Zipped PDF Size: 10,589 KB |
| Volume II: Final Habitat Conservation Plan |
Format: PDF Size: 13,012 KB |
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Zipped PDF Size: 12,196 KB |
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III: Biological Assessment |
Format: PDF Size: 14,746 KB |
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IV: Appendices to Volumes I - III and V |
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Zipped PDF Size: 30,263 KB |
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V: Responses to Comments I - IV |
Format: PDF Size: 62,800 KB |
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Zipped PDF Size: 61,253 KB |
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Updated: May 2005