The FY20 Annual Report is Out!
The FY20 MRGESCP Annual Report is out now! The report gives you a quick overview of the Program and lets you know what Program-related activities took place in 2020.
Find Out MoreCheck Out the August 2021 Newsletter!
Check out the August newsletter to find out what's happening in the MRGESCP. You can learn more about the NMMJM, get the results of the July Collaborative Poll, discover conservation planning tools, read the science and administrative announcements, and more!
Check It OutWatch the First Collaborative Seminar
For the first MRGESCP Collaborative Seminar, Robert Dudley presented on the 2020 RGSM Population Monitoring Program. A recording of his presentation is available at the link below.
Watch the SeminarMiddle Rio Grande Endangered Species Collaborative Program
The Middle Rio Grande Endangered Species Collaborative Program (MRGESCP or Program) is a partnership of 16 federal, state, tribal, local, and non-profit signatory agencies and organizations working together to support the recovery of endangered species in the Middle Rio Grande.
MRGESCP
Mission
The MRGESCP provides a collaborative forum to support scientific analysis and implementation of adaptive management to the benefit and recovery of the listed species pursuant to the Endangered Species Act within the Program Area, and to protect existing and future water uses while complying with applicable state, federal and tribal laws, rules and regulations.
Upcoming Events
27
Oct
Executive Committee Meeting
- Wednesday
- 9:00am - 12:00pm
3
Nov
Science and Adaptive Management Committee Meeting
- Wednesday
- 8:00am - 12:00pm
Recent Publications
Date Published: 2021/05/27
2021 May 27 Science and Adaptive Management Committee Meeting Materials
MRGESCP
Date Published: 2021
Rio Grande Silvery Minnow Population Monitoring During July 2021
Dudley R.K., Platania S.P., White G.C.
Date Published: 2021
Wildfires Increasingly Impact Western US Fluvial Networks
Ball G., Regier P., Gonzalez-Pinzon R., Reale J., Van Horn D.
Species of Interest
The MRGESCP supports activities that focus on the following listed species in the Middle Rio Grande:
