10-Year Strategic Plan on the Comprehensive Removal of Tamarisk and the Coordinated Restoration of Colorado's Native Riparian Ecosystems (Jan 8, 2004; PDF | 2.37 MB)
Tamarisk Coalition.
Prepared by the Colorado Department of Natural Resources pursuant to Executive Order # D 002 03.

Colorado - Biological Predators
State of Colorado. Larimer County Weed District. Noxious Weed Natural Enemy Redistribution Program.

Colorado's Strategic Plan to Stop the Spread of Noxious Weeds: A Framework for Statewide Coordinated and Cost-Effective Action to Protect Agriculture and the Environment (Dec 2001; PDF | 342 KB)
Colorado Department of Agriculture.

Colorado Wildlife Action Plan
Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies. State Wildlife Action Plans.

Creating an Integrated Weed Management Plan: A Handbook for Owners and Managers of Lands with Natural Values (Mar 2000; PDF | 1.87 MB) and Links to 14 Appendices (scroll down to view)
Colorado Department of Natural Resources. Colorado Natural Areas Program; Colorado Department of Agriculture. Plant Industry.

Douglas County Undesirable Plant Management Plan (Nov 2005; PDF | 336 KB)
State of Colorado. Douglas County. Weed Management.

Garfield County Noxious Weed Management Plan (Oct 2002; PDF | 298 KB)
Garfield County Vegetation Management and the Garfield County Weed Advisory Board.

Native Plant Revegetation Guide for Colorado (Oct 1998; PDF | 2.43 MB)
Colorado Department of Natural Resources. Colorado Natural Areas Program.

Noxious Weed Best Management Practices - scroll down to view
Colorado State Parks.

Plan for the Prevention and Control of Nonindigenous Aquatic Nuisance Species in the Colorado River Basin (Dec 1998)
University of Arizona.

Wheat Ridge Open Space Weed Management Plan
State of Colorado. City of Wheat Ridge Parks and Recreation Department.

Pueblo Zebra Mussel Response Plan (Updated Dec 1, 2008; PDF | 2.3 MB)
Colorado State Parks. Colorado Department of Natural Resources.
This plan was written to document the response taken by State Parks in spring of 2008 after the confirmation of zebra mussels in Lake Pueblo in Jan, 2008. It examines the lake and it’s environment and the protocols put in place to limit the spread of Aquatic Nuisance Species both into and out of Lake Pueblo.