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Department of the Interior
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
764 Horizon Drive, South Annex A
Grand Junction, Colorado  81506
(970) 243-2778
Mission:  To conserve, protect, and enhance fish and wildlife and their habitats for the continuing benefit of the American people.
Expertise:  Fish and wildlife service, endangered species, birds of prey, wetlands, environmental contaminants, migratory birds.
Resources:  Classroom presentations about environmental subjects; teacher workshops; publications.
STATE AGENCIES

Colorado Department of Natural Resources
1313 Sherman Street,  Room 718
Denver, Colorado  80203
(303) 866-2115
Mission:  To develop, preserve and enhance Colorado's natural resources for the benefit and enjoyment of its citizens - both now and in the future.
Expertise:  Oversees almost all natural resources and environmental issues that affect water, wildlife, state parks, outdoor recreation, minerals, gas, oil and geology.
Resources:  The Governor's Celebrate Colorado environmental awards; Diversity Scholarship program; youth in natural resources.

Colorado Division of Water Resources
Region 4 Office
1540 East Niagra Road / P.O. Box 456
Montrose, Colorado  81401 / 81402
(970) 249-6622
Mission:  To serve the water resource needs of the public and to distribute, conserve, protect, develop and maximize the beneficial use of the State's present and future water supplies. 
Expertise:  Water rights; water measurement, dam safety, and well permits.
Resources:  Dam safety information, Colorado water resource information, well permit information.

Colorado Division of Wildlife
2300 S. Townsend Avenue
Montrose, Colorado  81401
(970) 249-3431
Mission:  To manage, protect and enhance the wildlife and its environment for the use and enjoyment of Colo-rado and its visitors.
Expertise:  Wildlife biology, ecology, land management, population dynamics, aquatic and fish management, wildlife and fisheries inventory techniques, environmental education, GIS mapping, hunter education, survival and shooting sports.
Resources:  Educational materials, maps, workshops, field trips, classroom presentations, wildlife pictures, special wildlife publications, education grants.
 

Colorado Soil Conservation Board
764 Horizon Drive,  Suite 129
Grand Junction, Colorado  81506-8720
(970) 243-5068
Mission:  Promote natural resource management through educational activities. Works mainly with private landowners.
Expertise:  Revegetation of disturbed areas, riparian management/improvements, pole plantings, weed control, water cycle, and water quality.
Resources:  Field trips, riparian studies, ground water model/demonstrations, and plant identification.
 

Colorado State Forest Service
102 Par Place   Suite 3 
Montrose, Colorado  81401
(970) 249-9051
Mission:  Achieve stewardship of Colorado's environment through forestry outreach and service.
Expertise:  Forest land management planning, conservation education, community forestry, wildland fire, prescribed fire, forest stewardship, and wildlife habitat enhancement practices.
Resources:  Publications, audiovisual materials, conservation education materials.


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