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BIBLIOGRAPHY FWS/OBS-76/01.1. WILDLIFE AND OIL SHALE: A PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH PROGRAM: VOLUME 1. Hubert D. Burke. 1975. 100 pp. This publication analyzes the probable consequences of oil shale develop- ment in Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming. Research about the natural and social environment of the Rocky Mountain oil shale region was reviewed. Ten "priority studies" are outl ined and recommended, and suggestions for mitigation of undesirable impacts are given. FWS/OBS-76/01. 2. WI lOLI FE AND 01 l SHALE: A PROBLEM ANALYSIS AND RESEARCH PROGRAM: VOLUME 2 - APPENDIX AND BIBLIOGRAPHY. Hubert D. Burke. 1975. 131 pp. This publication provides references for use with Volume 1 (FWS/OBS-76/01.1). FWS/OBS-76/02. BIOLOGICAL SERVICES PROGRAM - FISCAL YEAR 1975. 1976. 52 pp. The program operations and studies of the Office of Biological Services are discussed for fiscal year 1975. Projects include coal, oil shale, Western water allocation, geothermal energy, coastal ecosystems and outer continental shelf development, power plants, stream alterations, national wetlands inventory, biological indicators, and information transfer. FWS/OBS-76/03. METHODOLOGIES FOR THE DETERMINATION OF STREAM RESOURCE FLOW REQUIREMENTS: AN ASSESSMENT. Clair B. Stalnaker and J. l. Arnett. 1976. 199 pp. A workshop on instream flows resulted in instream flow methodology developments in the areas of fisheries, wildlife, water quality, recrea- tion, and aesthetics. Each area is described in a separate report section. FWS/OBS-76/04. FISH AND WI lOLI FE IMPLICATIONS OF UPPER MISSOURI BASIN WATER AllOCATION: A RESEARCH ASSESSMENT. William B. lord et al. 1975. 114 pp. Research opportunities regarding energy wildlife resources in the Upper Missouri emphasis on water allocation changes. potential problems are included. deve 1 opment impacts on fi sh and River Basin are evaluated with Recommendations for mitigating 4