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Report: Sage-grouse recovery to cost millions and take years

Report: Sage-grouse recovery to cost millions and take years

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — A federal agency says rebuilding a sage-grouse population found only in Colorado and Utah could take more than 50 years and cost nearly $561 million. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported Saturday that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has released a draft recovery plan for the […]

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Man sentenced for having banned animals for Colorado hunts

Man sentenced for having banned animals for Colorado hunts

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (AP) — A man has been sentenced for possessing prohibited, non-native sheep at his private hunting ranch in Colorado. The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel reported Saturday that 34-year-old Michael Gates pleaded guilty June 19 to illegally possessing and importing exotic sheep species. Gates received a one-year deferred judgment sentence. […]

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Samples of quagga mussels embedded on a salt cedar root found at the shoreline of Lake Havasu in 2007 photographed at The Bureau of Reclamation's Engineering and Research Laboratory  in Lakewood Tuesday morning, July 20th 2010. Researchers at the lab believe that they may be able to help stop the invasive spread of quagga and zebra mussels, which are costing hydropower and water providers millions.  Andy Cross,  The Denver Post

Colorado boat inspections finding more invasive mussels

LOVELAND, Colo. (AP) — Colorado wildlife inspectors have intercepted a record number of boats infested with invasive mussels as they try to keep the economically-damaging shellfish from entering state waters. The Loveland Reporter-Herald reports the Colorado Parks and Wildlife have found 51 boats with mussels so far this season across the state. […]

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