-The colorado River put camping restrictions along the river to protect the southwestern willow flycatcher from human disturbance during their breeding season. (Jim Petterson, Na)

- The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service excluded more than 5% of the river miles and 78% of the acreage proposed as critical habitat for the endangered southwest willow flycatcher. The majority of the areas are excluded because habitat protection is being provided . Here's a list of where they what habitat conservation plans that cover the flycatcher:

• Western Riverside County Multiple species habitat conservation plan

• San Diego County Multiple SPecies conservation plan

• City of Carlsbad habitat Management Program

• Lower colorado river

• Roosevelt Lake Habitat Conservation Plan, Arizona

 

-The Cleveland National Forest in San Diego has supported 12 territorial Southwestern willow flycatchers. ( Kieran Suckling, 1992)

 

-U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, National Wildlife Refuge System with Comprehensive Conservation Plans (CCP) and/or programs that provide for long-term assurances that conservation measures for the species will be implemented and effective. The CCPs are required under the Refuge Improvement Act of 1997.    

-Pahranagat National Wildlife Refuge, NV                         

-Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, AZ

-Imperial National Wildlife Refuge, AZ

-Bill Williams National Wildlife Refuge, AZ    

-Alamosa National Wildlife Refuge, CO        

-Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge, NM

-Sevilleta National Wildlife Refuge, NM

                        

-Local government, multi-organization partnerships and private entity management plans that provide protections and assurances that the conservation measures for the species will be implemented and effective.

-Los Angeles Department of Water and Power Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Conservation strategy, owens river, CA

-San Luis Valley Partnership, CO

-Hafenfeld Ranch, CA

-Salt River Project, horseshoe lake, AZ