Habitat Partnership Program
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Authorized by the Colorado Wildlife Commission and Colorado State Legislature, the Habitat Partnership Program (HPP) is designed to help reduce wildlife - agricultural conflicts and to assist the DOW to meet game management objectives on both public and private lands. HPP develops partnerships between landowners, land managers, sportsmen, the public and the Division of Wildlife to resolve those conflicts.
Program Information:
Project Proposal Applications:
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2008 Annual Reports
Please contact the local Division of Wildlife representative listed in the HPP statewide council and local committees PDF document. If your area is not listed, the local area or regional Colorado Division of Wildlife Office can get you information on the program. You can also contact us for more information at:
Habitat Partnership Program Coordinator
711 Independent Avenue
Grand Junction, CO 81505
Of course, there's much more to our Habitat Program for private landowners. In fact, you can check out a couple different programs we've got going in cooperation with private landowners by following these links:
Habitat Partnership Program Slide Show
Local Solutions to Local Problems; Updated 4/23/2009 |
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