The species tagging, research and monitoring system (streams) master database will continue to maintain and enhance a consolidated system to assist the stakeholders of the recovery program with…

The species tagging, research and monitoring system (streams) master database will continue to maintain and enhance a consolidated system to assist the stakeholders of the recovery program with managing data from projects to include the recovery of endangered species and removal of non-native fishes, assessment of effects of non-native fish removal, effects of new flow and temperature regimes based on the fish community response, and continued water development, which ultimately benefits the public. The colorado natural heritage program (cnhp) at the colorado state university (CSU) was selected for a reclamation cooperative agreement award no. R14AC00084 through a competitive FOA for development of an on-line relational database to house both the upper colorado and SAN juan river recovery programs large volume of endangered fish data which had been gathered since about 1979. The end product of this five-year effort was the streams which is currently housed and maintained by cnhp on the campus of colorado state university in fort collins, CO.this project requires the continued operation and maintenance of the species tagging research and monitoring system (streams), an online database serving partners with the upper colorado endangered fish recovery program to ensure that the functionality and success of streams in endangered fish recovery efforts.