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Lower Colorado River Multi-Species Conservation Program Work Tasks
Conservation Areas Development and Management

The activities associated with this work task include: conducting applied research directed at establishing cost effective methods to develop and maintain habitat; restoring habitat in accordance with the Secretarial Implementation Agreement; providing operation and maintenance of existing conservation areas; and conducting miscellaneous tasks required to implement the LCR MSCP in an effective manner.

Section E: Conservation Areas Development and Management
E-1: Beal Lake Riparian and Marsh
E-2: Beal Lake Native Fish
E-3: Ahakhav Tribal Preserve
E-4: Palo Verde Ecological Reserve
E-5: Cibola Valley Conservation Area
E-6: Cottonwood Genetics Study (Status: CLOSED FY07)
E-7: Mass Planting Demonstration (Status: CLOSED FY07)
E-8: Seed Feasiblity Study
E-9: Hart Mine Wash
E-10: Walker Lake (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-11: Draper Lake (Status: CLOSED FY06)
E-12: Butler Lake (Status: CLOSED FY07)
E-13: McAllister Lake (Status: CLOSED FY07)
E-14: Imperial Ponds Conservation Area
E-15: Backwater Site Selection
E-16: Conservation Area Site Selection
E-17: Topock Marsh Pumping
E-18: Law Enforcement and Fire Suppression
E-19: Needles-Topock Stabilization (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-20: Pintail Slough, Havasu National Wildlife Refuge (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-21: Planet Ranch, Bill Williams River (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-22: Pratt Agricultural Lease (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-23: Mittry Lake Fire Rehabilitation Project (Status: CLOSED FY05)
E-24: Cibola National Wildlife Refuge Unit #1
E-25: Big Bend Conservation Area
E-26: Headquarters Lake


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