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FWS/OBS-76/05. AN ASSESSMENT OF ESTUARINE AND NEARSHORE MARINE ENVIRONMENTS. M. P. lynch, B. l. laird, N. B. Theberge, and J. C. Jones, eds. 1976. 132 pp. An eva 1 uat i on of the impacts of water uses and projected water demands upon the estuarine and nearshore marine environments of the United States. The evaluation includes a regional review of major estuarine and nearshore marine habitats, the economic value of the areas, the major problems impacting water and resources, and the management approach of the States. FWS/OBS-76/06. EVALUATION OF CHANNELIZATION AND MITIGATION OF THE FISHERY RESOURCES OF THE ST. REGIS RIVER, MONTANA. John A. lund. 1976. 49 pp. A study of stream morphology and game fish populations of the St. Regis River, Montana, to determine the effects of stream channelization caused by highway (Interstate 90 and U.S. 10) and railroad construction. Instream structures used to mitigate fish losses are evaluated. FWS/OBS-76/07. CHANNELIZATION ASSESSMENT, WHITE RIVER, VERMONT: REMOTE SENSING, BENTHOS, AND WILDLIFE. Wendell E. Dodge, Earl E. Possardt, Roger J. Reed, and William P. MacConnell. 1976. 73 pp. A collection and analysis of data on the amount of different types of fish and wildlife habitats along the White River; the amount and type of habitat altered in the 1973 flood disaster clean-up operation; and the effects of this habitat loss on fish, benthos, songbirds, amphibians, mammals, and reptiles. FWS/OBS-76/08. EFFECTS OF CHANNELIZATION OF THE lUXAPALI LA RIVER ON FISH, AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES, WATER QUALITY, AND FURBEARERS. Dale H. Arner, H. R. Robinette, John E. Frasier, and Marion H. Gray. 1976. 59 pp. An analysis of biological data collected from an old channelized segment, an unchannelized segment, and a newly channelized segment of the luxapalila River in Mississippi and Alabama. Productivity of the old channelized segment of the river has not recovered to the levels exhibited in the unchannelized segment. FWS/OBS-76/09. PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL WETLAND CLASSIFICATION AND INVENTORY WORKSHOP. J. Henry Sather, ed. 1976. [358J pp. A review of the current status of wetland work being conducted by various governmental and private agencies. The "Interim Classification of Wet 1 ands and Aquatic Habitats of the United States" is appended to the proceedings and incorporates many suggestions that emanated from the workshop. 5