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x Resource Assessment The bottom line concerning the management of any area is resource assessment The most difficult task may be detennining appropriate use and identifying compatible ecological and sociological opportunities. This session provides an international perspective on developing river uses and creating responsive assessment tools. The Urban Rivers Draining Into False Bay, Cape Town: A Case For Basin Management Kevin Wall.................................... ................. ............ ....................................... ..... ..275 The Missouri River Corridor: Synthesizing Existing Information, Is It Enough to Make Planning and Management Decisions? Jerrilyn Thompson.................................. ................. ......................... ........ ............... ..287 Determining Appropriate Recreational Use on Rivers: Identifying Ecological and Social Opportunities and Consttaints Pame la Wright........ .......................... ........................................................................ .293 Threatened and Endangered Species The protection of endangered and threatened species can be one of the most important endeavors facing river managers. The development of watershed analysis and adaptive management for the protection and development of critical habitat detennines the outcome of many species. Recovery Implementation Program for Endangered Fishes in the Upper Colorado River Basin (Abstract) John Hamill............................................................................................................. .299 Managing Watersheds for Harlequin Ducks Pete Clarkson........................................................................................................... .301 Watershed Analysis and Protection: Case Studies from the Pacific Northwest Jeffrey Barrett ..................................................................................... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. 317 Track IV: Basic Training for River Managers Moderator: Tracy Miller, National Park Service, DC This track offers essential training that may be basic to some, while brand new to others. Sessions are designed to be introductory, yet also serve as excellent "refresher" courses. (Note: Formal papers were not requested; for jUnher information, contact the workshop instructors directly.) Campsite Inventory and Management Doug Habermann Campsite management considerations include derming the components of a campsite, inventorying the sites, and gathering and modeling user information. Specifically we will look at the Smith River, a multi-day, controlled access river. Beginning Interpretation Tom Vaughan Telling the Story: Principals for interpreting the river environment. Computer Reservation Systems Grand Canyon National Park, NPS, AZ Mark Law for Susan Cherry Arkansas River System, CO Jeff Cobb Rio Chama, BLM, NM Terry Humphrey American River Management Society