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Trout and native sculpin return after successful connectivity channel project reconnects upper Colorado River

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In 1998, Tony Kay, who was president of Colorado Trout Unlimited at the time, knew something was wrong at Windy Gap Reservoir. Aquatic life was dying at the spot where the Colorado River had been dammed. Northern Water’s Municipal Subdistrict had created the reservoir near Granby through a diversion damn that disconnected the river. The project, completed in 1985, helps store and supply water to the Front Range — but it had unintended consequenc…

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