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						Upper Colorado Headwaters Watershed Assessment for the US Forest Service Bark Beetle Incident This watershed assessment followed a procedure prescribed by the Front Range Watershed Protection Data Refinement Work Group titled “Protecting Critical Watersheds in Colorado from Wildfire: A Technical Approach to Watershed Assessment and Prioritization”. See Watershed Wildfire Protection Group for more information. The Upper Colorado Headwaters watershed is the upper part of the fourth-level Colorado Headwaters watershed. That watershed has been divided into two parts for these Phase 1 assessments. The lower portion of the Colorado Headwaters watershed is being assessed as the Lower Colorado Headwaters watershed. Upper Colorado Headwaters Phase 1 Watershed Assessment The Upper Colorado Headwaters Watershed Assessment has been taken further through the stakeholder process. That process has provided a final prioritization. Please refer to the Upper Colorado Watershed Assessment page for information on that work.


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