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Natural Geography of Colorado

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Natural Geography of Colorado

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  © Charlie Johnson (Watersheds in Colorado Featured Image)

  Watersheds in Colorado

  Watersheds function as both a physiographic reality and an important organizing concept for grassroots community conservation.

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  © Charlie Johnson (Ecoregions in Colorado Featured Image)

  Ecoregions of Colorado

  Using ecoregions as a framework for assessing the distribution and status of species and ecosystems makes biological sense, compared to using politically derived lines like county, state or national boundaries.

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