7390

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7390
• Author: Natural Resources Law Center.
• Title: Boundaries and Water
• USFW Year: 1989.
• USFW - Doc Type: Allocation and Use of a Shared Resource.
• Copyright Material: NO

CHARLES T. DuHARS (B.S. University of Oregon,
'66; J.D. University of Arizona, '69) is a
Professor of Law at the University of New
Mexico, specializing in courses on water law,
mining law, constitutional law, and
comparative private international law.
Previously he was counsel for the New Mexico
Legal Rights Project, 1973-76, and counsel for
the Mexican American Legal Defense and
Education Fund, Inc., 1972-73. He is the
author of numerous books and articles in the
areas of water law, constitutional law , and
private international law. He has been a
member of the Western States Water Council and
the Bureau of Land Management Advisory Board
Mexico. He is one of the state investigators for the
Resources Law Center's 6-state water transfers study

for New
Natural
project.

MARGARET L. FOX has been the Sierra Club
Southwest Regional Representative with an
office in Boulder since 1983. In 1982 she was
a Legal Intern with the National wildlife
Federation Clinic at the University of
Colorado School of Law, and she interned with
the Native American Rights Fund in 1982. She
has a B.A. (English Literature) from the
Uni versi ty of North Carol ina (' 71); Teaching
Certification and Graduate Work in Teaching
English as a Second Language, Northern Arizona
University ( '75);. a Masters in Education,
University of Colorado ('76), and a J.D. with
Environmental Law Specialty, Lewis & Clark Law
School ('82).

WES HIRSCHI (Utah State Univ. '56, B.S. civil
Engineering) has been Assistant Regional
Director in the Upper Colorado Region of the
Bureau of Reclamation since 1982. He has been
Acting Regional Director since August 1985.
He began work for the Bureau of Reclamation at
tne Weber Basin Projects Office in 1954 while
still attending Utah State. In 1965 he moved
to the Boulder City, Nevada office, where he
worked on stabilization and control of the
Lower Colorado from Davis Dam to the
International Boundary. From 1970-72 he
worked on Environmental Impact Statements for
the Navaj 0 Generating station in Page,
Arizona, and the Central Arizona Project.
From 1972-75 he was Chief of the Regional Const.ruction Branch
before becoming Regional Engineer for the Lower Colorado (1975-82).
He is a member of both the National Society of Professional
Engineers, and the American Society of civil Engineers.

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