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·       Inventory up to 111 springs within the project area, using Level 1 Protocol for Springs, Peat lands, and other Groundwater Dependent Wetlands (http://www.fs.fed.us/r4/projects/gwde/documentation/index.shtml). Spring inventories will collect data on geology, water quality, spring types, discharge, and UTM’s of each site. 

·       Conduct PFC assessments of streams http://www.blm.gov/nstc/library/pdf/Final%20TR%201737-9.pdf

·        Gain on the job training in site selection and design of restoration practices. Work with Colorado Parks and Wildlife, USFS, and Shawn Connor.

·        As needed, work with Western Colorado Conservation Corps crews and volunteers to construct rock structures using methods in Zeedyk and Clothier (2014).

·        Install ground water wells and other monitoring equipment.

·        Help other project partners with monitoring, such as vegetation response.

Zeedyk, B and Clothier, 2014. Let The Water Do The Work: Induced Meandering, an Evolving Method for Restoring Incised Channels, 2nd edition. Quivira Coalition.

·        Work with WCCC crews building a fence around the Butterfly Fen.

·        Restore natural flow patterns in the Butterfly Fen by filling in trails with and sod plugs. 

·        With Arc Collector, GPS closed route decommissioning done in 2020.

·        Water Quality sampling with Coal Creek Watershed Coalition in Crested Butte

·        Assist Aquatic Assessment Inventory Monitoring (AIM) crews in upland vegetation, streams (lotic), and wetlands (lentic).

·        Other BLM programs such abandoned mines, weeds, range, and wildlife as needed.