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Name of Group Website Animas River Stakeholder Group Http Name of Group Website Colorado CBCCs Animas River Stakeholder Group http://animasriverstakeholdersgroup.org/ 2-3-2 Cohesive Strategy Partnership http://232partnership.org/ Animas River Community Forum https://www.animasrivercommunity.org/ Animas Watershed Partnership http://animaswatershedpartnership.org/ Arkansas Basin Roundtable http://www.arkansasbasin.com Arkansas River Watershed Collaborative http://arkcollaborative.org/ Arkansas River Watershed Invasive Plants https://riversedgewest.org/events/arkansas-river-watershed-invasive-plants- Partnership partnership-river-watershed-invasive-plants-partnership Barr Lake and Milton Reservoir Watershed http://www.barr-milton.org/ Association Bear Creek Watershed Association http://www.bearcreekwatershed.org/ Big Dry Creek Watershed Association http://www.bigdrycreek.org/partners.php Big Thompson Watershed Coalition http://www.bigthompson.co/ Big Thompson Watershed Forum www.btwatershed.org/ Blue River Watershed Group http://blueriverwatershed.org/ Chama Peak Land Alliance http://chamapeak.org/ Chatfield Watershed Authority https://chatfieldwatershedauthority.org/ Cherry Creek Basin Water Quality Authority http://www.cherrycreekbasin.org/ Cherry Creek Stewardship Partners http://www.cherry-creek.org/ Clear Creek Watershed Forum/ Foundation http://clearcreekwater.org/ Coal Creek Canyon Watershed Partnership http://www.cccwp.org/watershed/ Coal Creek Watershed Coalition http://www.coalcreek.org/ Coalition for the Poudre River Watershed http://www.poudrewatershed.org/ Coalition for the Upper South Platte http://cusp.ws/ Colorado Basin Roundtable http://cwcb.state.co.us/water-management/basin- roundtables/Pages/ColoradoBasinRoundtable.aspx Colorado Coalition to Enhance Working Lands https://www.cocewl.org/ Colorado Habitat Exchange https://www.thepwc.org/habitat-exchange/ Colorado Water Quality Forum http://colowqforum.org/ Colorado Water Quality Monitoring Council http://www.coloradowaterquality.org/ Colorado-Big Thompson Headwaters Partnership http://www.northernwater.org/WaterQuality/HeadwatersPartnership.aspx Community Agriculture Alliance https://communityagalliance.org/ Crawford Area Gunnison Sage-Grouse Working http://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/SagegrouseLocalGroupPlans.aspx Group Culebra Range Community Coalition http://www.cooperativeconservationamerica.org/viewproject.asp?pid=700 Desert Rivers Collaborative https://riversedgewest.org/events/desert-rivers-collaborative Dolores River Restoration Partnership http://www.drrpartnership.org/ Dolores Watershed Resilient Forest Collaborative http://dwrfcollaborative.org/ Eagle River Watershed Council http://www.erwc.org/ Estes Valley Watershed Coalition http://www.evwatershed.org/ Fourmile Watershed Coalition http://fourmilewatershed.org/ Front Range Collaborative Forest Landscape https://cfri.colostate.edu/projects/fr-cflrp/ Restoration Program Front Range Roundtable http://frontrangeroundtable.org Geothermal Greenhouse Partnership http://pagosagreen.org/ Gunnison Basin and Grand Valley Selenium Task http://www.seleniumtaskforce.org/ Forces Gunnison Basin Roundtable http://gunnisonriverbasin.org/ Gunnison Basin Sage-Grouse Strategic Committee http://www.gunnisoncounty.org/187/Gunnison-Basin-Sage-grouse-Strategic-Com Gunnison Climate Working Group https://www.conservationgateway.org/ConservationByGeography/NorthAmerica/ UnitedStates/Colorado/science/climate/gunnison/Pages/default.aspx High Country Forest Collaborative http://www.highcountryforest.org/ James Creek Watershed Initiative http://jamescreekwatershed.org/ Karval Community Alliance http://www.karval.org/ Lake County Open Space Initiative http://www.lcosi.com/ Lake Fork Valley Conservancy http://www.lfvc.org/ Lefthand Watershed Oversight Group http://lwog.org/ Little Thompson Watershed Coalition http://ltwatershed.org/ Metro Basin Roundtable http://southplattebasin.com/ Middle Colorado Watershed Council http://www.midcowatershed.org Middle South Platte River Alliance http://www.middlesouthplatte.org/ North Platte Basin Roundtable https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cowaterplan/north-platte-river Peaks to People Water Fund https://peakstopeople.org/ Pikes Peak Wildfire Prevention Partners http://ppwpp.org/ Pinyon Mesa Gunnison Sage Grouse Partnership https://cpw.state.co.us/learn/Pages/SagegrouseLocalGroupPlans.aspx Playa Lakes Joint Venture http://www.pljv.org Poudre Runs Through It http://www.cwi.colostate.edu/thepoudrerunsthroughit/ Public Lands Partnership http://publiclandspartnership.org Purgatoire Watershed Partnership https://www.purgatoirepartners.org/ Purgatoire Watershed Weed Management https://riversedgewest.org/events/tackling-tamarisk-purgatoire Collaborative Rio Grande Basin Roundtable http://www.rgbrt.org/ Rio Grande Headwaters Restoration Project http://riograndeheadwaters.org Rio Grande Watershed Emergency Action http://www.rweact.org/ Coordination Team Roaring Fork Conservancy http://www.roaringfork.org/home Roaring Fork Future Forest Roundtable https://www.aspennature.org/restore/forest-ecosystem-health/future-forest- roundtable Rocky Mountain Fire Science Network http://www.southernrockiesfirescience.org/about Saint Vrain Creek Coalition http://www.saintvraincreekcoalition.org/ San Juan Clean Water Coalition http://www.sanjuancleanwater.org/ San Juan Headwaters Forest Health Partnership http://sanjuanheadwaters.org/ San Juan Watershed Group http://www.sanjuanswcd.com/watershed/ San Juan-Chama Watershed Partnership http://sanjuanchama.org San Luis Valley Regional Habitat Conservation Plan http://www.slvhcp.com/Index.html San Luis Valley Wetlands Focus Area Committee https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/WetlandsCommittees.aspx San Miguel Basin Gunnison Sage Grouse Working http://sanmiguelgrouse.org/ Group San Miguel Watershed Coalition http://sanmiguelwatershed.org Sangre de Cristo Acequia Association http://chatfieldwatershedauthority.org/ Saws and Slaws http://sawsandslaws.com Snake River Watershed Task Force http://www.snakerivertaskforce.org/Snake_River_Watershed_Task_Force/Home.h tml South Park Wetlands Focus Area Committee https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/WetlandsCommittees.aspx South Platte Basin Roundtable https://southplattebasin.com/ South Platte Coalition for Urban River Evaluation http://www.spcure.org/ South Platte Urban Waters Partnership http://www.urbanwaters.gov/splatte/index.html South Platte Wetland Focus Area Committee https://cpw.state.co.us/aboutus/Pages/WetlandsCommittees.aspx Southwest Basin Roundtable https://waterinfo.org/resources/southwest-basin-roundtable/ Southwest Wetland Focus Area Committee https://www.swcoloradowetlands.org/ Summit County Forest Health Task Force http://www.foresthealthtaskforce.org/ Three Lakes Watershed Association http://www.threelakeswater.org/ Uncompahgre Partnership http://upartnership.org Uncompahgre Plateau Collaborative Landscape http://www.westerncolc.org/projects/ Restoration Program Uncompahgre Watershed Partnership http://www.uncompahgrewatershed.org/ Upper Clear Creek Watershed Association http://clearcreekwater.org/about-ccwf/ Upper Colorado River Endangered Fish Recovery http://www.coloradoriverrecovery.org/ Program Upper Monument Creek Landscape Restoration https://www.conservationgateway.org/ConservationByGeography/NorthAmerica/ Initiative UnitedStates/Colorado/Pages/umc.aspx Upper South Platte Partnership http://uppersouthplattepartnership.org/ Upper Yampa River Watershed Group http://routtcountycd.com/upper-yampa-watershed-group Watershed Wildfire Protection Group http://csfs.colostate.edu/forest-management/watershed-management/ West Region Wildfire Council http://www.cowildfire.org/ Western Colorado Landscape Collaborative http://westcolc.org/ Western Slope Conservation Center http://westernslopeconservation.org/ Wildfire Adapted Partnership (formerly Firewise of https://www.wildfireadapted.org/ Southwest Colorado) Willow Creek Reclamation Committee http://www.willowcreede.org/ Yampa/White/Green Basin Roundtable https://www.yampawhitegreen.com/ Colorado CBCC Support Organization/Network Center for Collaborative Conservation collaborativeconservation.org Coailtions and Collaboratives Inc https://co-co.org/ Colorado Association of Conservation Districts http://www.coloradoacd.org/ Colorado Coalition to Enhance Working Lands (CO https://www.cocewl.org/ CEWL) Colorado Forest Restoration Institute https://cfri.colostate.edu/ Colorado State University Extension http://extension.colostate.edu/ Colorado Water Congress https://www.cowatercongress.org/about-us.html Colorado Watershed Assembly http://www.coloradowater.org/ FACO Fire Adapted Colorado https://fireadaptedco.org Lincoln Insitute of Land Policy https://www.lincolninst.edu/ The Nature Conservancy https://www.nature.org/en-us/about-us/where-we-work/united-states/colorado/ Idaho CBCCs 5B Restoration Coalition https://www.nationalforests.org/collaboration-resources/5b-restoration-coalition Boise Forest Coalition http://www.boiseforestcoalition.org Clearwater Basin Collaborative http://clearwaterbasincollaborative.org/ Friends of the Teton River https://www.tetonwater.org/ Henry's Fork Foundation https://henrysfork.org/ Lemhi Forest Restoration Group https://www.lemhiforest.org/ KVRI http://www.kootenai.org/kvri.html Panhandle Forest Collaborative https://sites.google.com/site/panhandleforestcollaborative/home Payette Forest Coalition http://www.payetteforestcoalition.org/main_page.html Salmon Valley Stewardship https://www.salmonvalley.org/ Idaho CBCC Support Organization/Network Idaho Forest Restoration Partnership http://idahoforestpartners.org/main.html
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