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Ecoregions of Colorado Shannen S

PRINCIPAL AUTHORS: Ecoregions of Shannen S. Chapman (Dynamac Corporation),

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WYOMING Julesburg (USGS), Alan B. Price L 18a 18a 21c a 25d 21d 21d r 21c 18e 21c a 18f 21f 21b m S 25d 25c (NRCS), Jerry Freeouf i 19 18e 21f e N r r e r T v 18e e Ri 18d e v R M te v t i la i i v P (USFS), and Donald L. R M e E R I h 21e E r 21d ut 18a e 21a e D o t I M North Sterling S k t C a a A l I Reservoir Schrupp (CO Department n N R S P E 21b A 18e h L le t Walden r t r B it o of Wildlife [CODOW]). e L O e v N Cach la P udre River i W o R 21a n Sterling e NORTH 25c 18a 21aM Holyoke e r PARK T G N 21b Horsetooth Fort Collins pa Riv 21i m S Dinosaur NM Ya er Reservoir COLLABORATORS AND Craig 21c Steamboat 25d 20b Springs P 21f CONTRIBUTORS: Tony A 21a 20c R 21a 25b 20c 21c K 21f Greeley Selle (USEPA), Shannon R Estes Park Prewitt A Loveland Riverside Reservoir N Jackson Lake 25b 21a Reservoir G 21a Rocky Albeke (CODOW), Sandy 20b E Mountain NP 20b 21f 21g 21b 25l Fort 20f Empire Morgan 25c Bryce (Dynamac 21b 21e 21a 25b Reservoir 25b W h Lake Akron Corporation), Ed Rumbold it Longmont e MIDDLE 21f Granby 20c Ri ve 21e 21e E Wray r PARK r 25b G (BLM), Tom Weber 20f e Rangely N v Meeker i SKA A NEBRA 20b Kremmling R R (NRCS), Carol Dawson, Boulder e 20b t KANSAS 21i T t N a 25d D 21a 21e l O P o (BLM), Eric Waller R Brighton u 21g TOPS 25b g LAT 21c F h l E F t a 20c TH u s o S 25c (CODOW), Christy Pickens C ver r 21g Ri ee k o 21f 25d d ver (CDPHE), Brian Moran 21e a i r R 21a o Golden l 21e 21f 21d aree o Arik 25 C 21a Georgetown (Indus Corporation), John Aurora nny H Bo Eagle 25c A 21d Reservoir Hutchinson (Science T Cherry Creek U Reservoir 21b er Littleton iv Applications International Rifle Glenwood Springs 21a 25c R LIFFS 21b Chatfield 25b 20e C Reservoir an ic AN 20b bl Corporation), and Jack O Breckenridge pu OOK C R 21d Re B LI F rk F 21f Roar o Wittmann (USGS). S ing 21e 1a 26i h F 21e F 21a 21b 2 Castle out or Rock 26i S k 21f Burlington Riv 21e G er RA 21a Kiowa 25d N 21b 25d C D 21c 26i 26i 25d REVIEWERS: Patrick o VA Leadville l 20c 21b Limon or 20b 20 ad LL 21c 21c o E Aspen Fairplay 25d Comer (NatureServe), Alisa Ri Y 21f 25d ve E 21a r r L 21i e Hugo 21e v K i Gallant (USGS), Tom Colorado Grand Junction M R 25c MESA T 21f e NM N D t N S t A S 20b A 21c a Huber (University of R 21f l 21g G W 21a P 26j A 21b 21j Florissant T 21e C h Fossil H 21a t Colorado, Colorado 21a u 21f Antero o Beds NM R S AN Reservoir 21b GE Springs), and Ron West 21f Paonia 21b SOUTH 21i PARK Cheyenne Wells 20c 20b 21a 21e Colorado Springs 21a 21a 21g 21g 21a Big (CO State Parks). 20d n River 21b S n so 1g an Gun i 2 21j Cripple dy Delta 21g 21h Creek 21a Creek 21g D U 21a 21b 25b o 21c 21h 21g l n WEST ELK 21b 25d o 21a 21e 21g CITING THIS POSTER: c

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21 Southern Rockies 21h Volcanic Mid-Elevation Forests 26 20 Colorado Plateaus 18 Wyoming Basin 21a Alpine Zone 21i Sagebrush Parks 26e Piedmont Plains and Tablelands 20a Monticello-Cortez Uplands and Sagebrush Valleys 25 High Plains 18a Rolling Sagebrush Steppe 21b Crystalline Subalpine Forests 21j Grassland Parks 26f Mesa de Maya/ 20b Shale Deserts and Sedimentary Basins 25b Rolling Sand Plains 18d Foothill Shrublands and Low Mountains 21c Crystalline Mid-Elevation Forests 22 Arizona/ Plateau 26g Purgatoire Hills and Canyons 20c Semiarid Benchlands and Canyonlands 25c Moderate Relief Plains 18e Salt Desert Shrub Basins 21d Foothill Shrublands 22a San Luis Shrublands and Hills 26h Pinyon-Juniper Woodlands and Savannas 20d Arid Canyonlands 25d Flat to Rolling Plains 18f Laramie Basin 21e Sedimentary Subalpine Forests 22b San Luis Alluvial Flats and Wetlands 26i Pine-Oak Woodlands 20e Escarpments 25l Fans 21f Sedimentary Mid-Elevation Forests 22c Salt Flats 26j Foothill Grasslands 20f Floor 21g Volcanic Subalpine Forests 22e Sand Dunes and Sand Sheets 26k Sand Sheets