Species on the edge
Subtitle: quality management is quality growth.
Contributors: Utah. Division of Wildlife Resources.
Publisher: Utah Dept. of Natural Resources
Published: 2001
Place of publication: [Salt Lake City, Utah]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 31
Subjects: Endangered species -- Utah.; Rare animals -- Utah.
Other titles: Endangered species management report; Two thousand and one Endangered species management report
Notes: Cover title.
Table of contents: title: Virgin River fishes recovery program / Reed Harris; title: Colorado River fishes recovery program / Robert King; title: June Sucker recovery program / Chris Keleher; title: Utah prairie dog / Keith Day; title: Bonneville cutthroat ... in the deep creek mountains / Charlie Thompson; title: Acquisition of Lake Canyon Lake helps ensure a bright future for Colorado River cutthroat trout / Kirk Mullins; title: Cutthroat trout Colorado River / Floyd Bartlett; title: Gunnison sage-grouse / Dean Mitchell; title: Canada lynx forest carnivores / Kevin Bunnell and Jerran Flinders; title: Spotted frog habitat management plan for the San Pitch and Spanish Fork River drainages / Krissy Wilson; title: Monitoring bat / Mark R. Mesch; title: Tiger beetle of the coral pink sand dunes / Eric Stucki; title: Boreal toad / Todd Hogrefe; title: Leatherside chub / Todd Hogrefe; title: Recapture barrier reservoir fish barrier screen: maintaing a sport fishery while preventing negative impacts to endangered species / Louis Berg; title: Bluehead sucker flannelmouth sucker roundtail chub / Todd Hogrefe; title: Utah's desert wetlands / M. Jane Perkins-Keleher; title: Paradise canyon: parks, people and tortoises / Wes Johnson; title: What's more important people or fish? / Reed Harris.