7423

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7423
• Author: U.S. Bureau of Reclamation.
• Title: Glen Canyon Environmental Studies Draft Report, September 1987.
• USFW Year: 1987.
• USFW - Doc Type: Washington, D.C.
• Copyright Material: NO

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ACICNOWLEDGHENTS

The development of the Glen Canyon Environmental
Studies (GCES) has been a team effort that has required
the coordination of many individuals, agencies, and
groups. The final report is a result of a continual
consolidation of data, analyses, and results.

The strength of the GCES has always been with the
researchers and scientists. This dedicated group
of people has displayed abilities and desire far
beyond that normally associated with studies of
this magnitude. They are to be commended for
their professionalism, attention to details, desire
to work under trying conditions, and their feelings
for the resources that we studied. These attributes
are not something that were gained from a textbook or
an agency manual; they came from the heart.

The coordination of the individual studies and the
tying together of the reports could not have been
accomplished without the help of the three subteam
leaders: Reed Harris, Biology; Mike O'Donnell,
Recreation; and Jerold Lazenby, Sediment and Hydrology.

The development of the first level of subteam reports
was primarily accomplished through the Subteam
Report Preparation Groups. In addition to the
subteam leaders, the following people were
unstoppable: Susan Anderson, Bryan Brown, Henry
Maddux, Julie Graf, Jack Schmidt, Ernie Pemberton, Rich
Bishop, curt Brown, and Martha Hahn. This group
provided the initial integration of the reports and
the persistence necessary to identify the
relationships and impacts. As the operations
information was integrated into the effort, Randy
Peterson proved to be a valuable asset to the team.

The final report that is presented here was developed
primarily by the Final Report Preparation Group.
These individuals were the ones who spent the time and
energy necessary to consolidate the results into a
sound and coherent package. Curt Brown provided the
unflinching drive behind this group, with excellent
support from Susan Anderson, Julie Graf, and Reed
Harris. As always, this was a group effort with
continual feedback from the other team members. The
technical editing of the report was accomplished by
Dorothy House, Ron Borkan, and Steve Carothers.
Graphics were done by Dolber B. Spalding and Lauren
Lucas.