Documents & Data
Coal Creek Data
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Coal Creek Flow Data
Coal Creek USGS Stream Gauge: Real Time Flow Data
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Water Quality StandardsCurrent State of Colorado Water Quality Standards: Water Quality Control Commission
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CCWC Organizational Documents
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Description of the CCWC's activities, projects, and programs from 2004-2016
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CCWC Strategic Plan, updated in 2017
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Coal Creek Watershed Documents
2003
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A Preliminary Evaluation of Seasonal Water Levels Necessary to Sustain Mount Emmons Fen: Grand Mesa, Uncompahgre and Gunnison National Forests
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2005
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Coal Creek Watershed Protection Plan, May 2005
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2008
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2008 final report to SECTION 319 NONPOINT SOURCE POLLUTION CONTROL PROGRAM
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HARD ROCK MINING CREATES ACID MINE DRAINAGE (AMD)
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2009
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Sources of Metal Contamination in the Coal Creek Watershed, Crested Butte, Gunnison County, Colorado:Part III. Early Spring Flow, April 2007
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Assessment of Riparian and Aquatic Habitat with the Coal Creek Watershed, Gunnison County, Colorado.
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2012
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Measurable Results Project Monitoring Report on Kebler Pass Road
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Geomorphic Assessment of the Upper Slate River
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2013
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This memo provides a brief summary of the Year One (2013) revegetation test plot monitoring of the Mt. Emmons Gossan near Crested Butte, Colorado.
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This report provides a brief summary of the Crested Butte Municipal Water Diversion Reconstruction Project
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Final report on the project initiated by CCWC to improve and restore the Town of Crested Butte’s drinking water diversion ditch.
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2015
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This memo provides a brief summary of the Year Two (2014) revegetation test plot monitoring of the Mt. Emmons Gossan near Crested Butte, Colorado
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This document reports on data collected from June 2012 to August 2012 from three inactive (or abandoned) mine sites.
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This report summarizes a project initiated by the CCWC to improve and restore the McCormick Ditch on Coal Creek within the town limits of Crested Butte.
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2016
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This memo provides a brief summary of the Year Three (2015) revegetation test plot monitoring of the Mt. Emmons Gossan near Crested Butte, Colorado
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This report provides a summary of the nutrient data available for Coal Creek and the Slate River in 2016
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2017
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This report provides a summary of the 319 Nonpoint Source grant received by the CCWC and used to implement a diverse set of projects outlined in the Coal Creek Watershed Restoration Plan
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Upper Slate River (USR) Watershed Documents
2011
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This report provides a summary of existing water quality data in the USR Watershed.
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2012
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This study is aimed to further evaluate the need for restoration on the Confluence Reach of Coal Creek by identifying specific problems and assessing the degree of impairment.
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2014
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Upper Slate River Watershed Plan, 2014
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Upper Slate River Watershed Plan Executive Summary, 2014
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This report summarizes the two-stage effort by CCWC to address the data gaps in macroinvertebrate and E. coli data.
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2019
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Summary of E. Coli Concentrations in the Slate River Watershed and 2019 Preliminary Monitoring Plan
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Summary of E. Coli Concentrations in the Slate River Watershed in 2019.
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Help Support the CCWC and Your Local Watersheds!
Coal Creek Watershed Coalition is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that works to maintain, restore, and enhance the environmental integrity of Crested Butte’s local watersheds for the benefit of wildlife, aquatic life, and human life.
Your donation supports our cost-effective projects that improve water quality and watershed health and our monitoring programs which provide critical information to local, state, and federal partners.
Your donation supports our cost-effective projects that improve water quality and watershed health and our monitoring programs which provide critical information to local, state, and federal partners.
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