Federally Proposed Candidates Sample Clauses

Federally Proposed Candidates. 3.6.2.3.1 Boreal toad The Western boreal toad is a federal candidate species. It is found in the southern Rocky Mountains, has been state-listed in Colorado as endangered since November 1993, and federally listed as "warranted but precluded" since March 1995. The boreal toad is Colorado's only alpine species of toad, and has been reported in mountain habitats throughout the state at elevations between 7,000 and 12,000 feet. Distribution is restricted to areas with suitable breeding habitat in spruce-fir forests and alpine xxxxxxx. Breeding habitat includes: lakes, marshes, ponds, and bogs with sunny exposures and quiet, shallow water. Colorado has four metapopulations which are composed of two or more breeding sites, each with several dozen to several hundred toads. These are 1. Lost Lake/Kettle Tarn in Rocky Mountain National Park, Larimer County, 2. Cottonwood Creek Drainage in the San Xxxxxx National Forest, Xxxxxxx County, 3. Snake River/Ten-Mile Creek, Summit County; and the Clear Creek population in the Arapaho National Forest and the Xxxxxxxxx Mine, in Clear Creek County. Within Colorado, including these metapopulations and a few smaller outlying populations, there are over 50 known breeding localities - some having more than one breeding site. . Normally breeding takes place in late May or early June, but has been observed as late as mid- July. Young toads are restricted in distribution and movements by available moist habitat, while adults may move up to several miles to reside in marshes, xxxxxxx or forested areas. Up to 90% of an adult toads life is spent in upland terrestrial habitats. Hibernation takes place in hibernacula which may be xxxxxxxx associated with streams or spring seeps, or more commonly, rodent xxxxxxx deep enough to prevent freezing and having soil moisture high enough to prevent desiccation. Adult toads monitored in Colorado hibernate at a temperature of approximately 41E F (5E C). Most toads are in hibernation by early October, but association with the hibernacula may begin in late August. The Service concurs with Reclamation’s determination that the proposed water carriage contracts will not affect this species or its habitat because there are no changes in existing depletions, existing water uses, or existing habitats.
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