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. . Computerized List of IFG Training Graduates We plan to issue the Instream Flow Chronicle in- forma lly on a quarterly basTs~-The purposesof thi s announcement are threefold. First, it is intended to describe, announce, and advertise the upcoming courses on the IFIM. This will take the place of several course announcements which we have been mailina each year. Second, the Instream Flow Chronicle is an opportunity for our ciTentsto read'''one-ortwo brief essays on the use of the IFIM. This should help answer the questions often asked of Conference Center staff regarding the frequency and type of use made of the I FIM. The announcement is, therefore, an oppor- tunity for our former students to share with pro- fessionals involved in instream flow work some of their experiences in solving difficult problems. The essay by J. Mark Robinson, featured in this announce- ment is a good example. Others who may wish to submit an essay are invited to do so. Thi I'd, the Instream lli!l.Sb.!:.Q!.1~ili wi 11 attempt to keep those whO have taken IFIN courses advised of new literature on in- stream uses of water. Look for a section on new publications and reports in future issues. The Instream Flow Group (IFG) has completed a computer-based record of individuals who have com- pleted various IFG training courses since October 1980. This computerized list includes the following information: name, affiliation, address, and courses completed. The information is organized according to a person's affiliation. These data are useful to agencies for determining training needs. Others may wish to assess the level of individual experience and/or the expertise of personnel at a field office. Those who need to identify or locate trained in- dividuals may obtain information by contacting Richard J. Fisher of the Instream Flow Group (FTS:323-S324 or Comm:303-226-9324). The Purpose of the Instream Flow Chronicle To register for courses contact: Helen White/Caroline Frye Conferences and Institutes Rockwell Hall Colorado State University Fort Collins, CO 80523 (303) 491-6222 For several years the Department of Conferences and Institutes at Colorado State University has been conducting training on the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology (IFIM). Thi s has been done through a cooperative agreement with the Western Energy and Land Use Team of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Over the years the staff of the Conference Center has received a number of questions concerning the courses, use of the IFIM, and current 1 iterature on instream flows. To help answer some of the questions the Conference Center has developed this training an- nouncement Conferences and Institutes Rockwell Hall Colorado State University fort Collins, CO 80523 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION US, POSTAGE PAID Fort Collins. Colorado 80523 Permil Numoer 19 r;"'~-', -'~~'-_.~.,,_~. I I". ;" . j" .. ''''f J ~. "~.. ..-: U ~ I !'\P:~ JU 1984 I I I rj 11''''---''-' II r"'.~H '-'_:!ftf l .~_'~:if-:Ci:j / --I'~-~ r'\ )- f I' , . t- (.