1. Jim Garner CPW PJ/Desert Shrub Habitat Coordinator & Seed Warehouse Manager Colorado Parks & Wildlife Native Seed Warehouse

3. Game Damage Trucks Available For Seed Transportation

4. Irrigated Fields Available For Seed Production or Testing

5. Cheap Labor Less Than a Mile Away

6. 9,000 Square Feet Total Floor Space 5,000 Square Feet “Warm Storage” 1,000 Square Feet Refrigerated Storage 1,500 Square Feet Office/Lab 1,500 Square Feet Equipment Bay Warehouse Dimensions

7. Warehouse Functions 1. Provide Room & Proper Storage Conditions Former Cold StorageFormer Warm Storage Purchase Project Seed “Off Season” Stockpile When Seed Is Cheap Space For Fire Rehab Materials Accommodate Project Delays

8. Warehouse Functions 2. Create & Stabilize “Boutique” Market Storage For Excess Contract Production

9. Warehouse Functions 3. Provide Storage For Wild Land Collections “Mid-Term” Sagebrush Storage Collect In Good Years – Not Just When We Have To

10. Warehouse Functions 4. Buy Sell & Trade Overstock Or Unused Materials

11. Warehouse Functions 5. “Nexus” For West Slope Native Plant Activities Home Base For UP Coordinator Housing For Seed Collection Crews Habitat Equipment Storage

12. Operations Unmanned Low Maintenance.2 FTE (20% Of My Time) To Operations

13. Budget Basic O&M Covered By CPW Remaining SCTF Funds (~$300,000) Used To Stock & Equip Partner Contributions Partner Contributions (Reserved Storage Agreements/Fees)

14. SCTF FUNDING

15. Future Opportunities Could Include: Statewide Coordinated Seed Purchases Subsidized “Boutique” Seed Purchases Limited Seed Cleaning, Mixing & Bagging Plant Materials Research Seed Production On the Escalante SWA

16. Questions?