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  1. Apache Trout Recovery

    …prey upon young native trout. Rainbow and cutthroat trout are also genetically similar and cross-breed with Apache trout, compromising the genetic purity of each species. Barrier to prevent non-native trout

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  2. AZGFD Trout Challenge

    …five species of wild trout in Arizona. These species include Apache, Brown, Brook, Gila and Rainbow trout. *Anglers who completed the wild trout challenge without a Gila Trout while the…

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  3. proposeD Apache trout DELISTING is a CONSeRVATION milestone

    …Threatened Species is a huge win for fish and wildlife conservation. If delisted, it would be the first native trout species and gamefish to be removed from the list due…

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  4. AZ Outdoor Hall of Fame Banquet iS Aug. 24

    …in the Western River Action Network and visits to congressional offices. His co-founding of the annual Arizona Native and Wild Trout Conference has significantly contributed to the restoration of Apache…

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  5. Gila Trout

    About The Gila trout is one of Arizona’s two threatened native trout species and is also found in New Mexico. Dorsal, anal, and pelvic fins have a white to yellowish…

  6. Planning for Wildlife: Identifying Corridors

    How are Wildlife Connectivity Areas Being Identified in Arizona? In 2006, the Arizona’s Wildlife Linkages Assessment was published, representing the results of a stakeholder workshop in which important potential wildlife…

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