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vi Implementing State Omnibus Bills This session provides insight into the impacts of omnibus river bills and the opportunities and problems that are associated with these types of legislative efforts. After legislation has been written and passed, it is then the river managers who are left to the task of implementation. Learn specifically about interagency cooperative management teams in Michigan and Oregon. Joint StatelFederal Rivers Management In Michigan: A Continuing Case Study Doug las Carter.............................................. .............................................................. 47 Implementing Oregon's State Omnibus River Bill James Payne................ .......................................................... ...... ............................... 51 Private Lands I: Working with Private Land Rivers This session provides an overview of river management strategies for private land rivers, including the merits and drawbacks of each private land management method. Learn about the success of private land river management in a dependent agricultural community, and an effective locaIly-driven, bottom-up planning process for a Wild and Scenic River through private lands. Building Conservation Partnerships on the Yampa River Jamie Williams..... ...................................................................................................... 53 Using the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act Successfully on Private Land Rivers: . A Case Study of the Farmington River in Connecticut Phil HujJinan .................. ................. ............ ....... ...... ....................................... .......... 57 Private Lands II: Dealing with Opposition What are the promises and pitfalls of legislative initiatives for private land river protection? What are some of the successes and failures of public involvement and river planning efforts? How do managers deal effectively with "wise use" groups? Hear management perspectives from east to west The Promises and Pitfalls of Legislative Initiatives for Private Land River Protection: A Report From Massachusetts Russell Cohen......................... ................... ......... .... .......... ......................................... 67 Overcoming Opposition To Wild and Scenic Studies of Privately Owned River Corridors Gary Weiner...... ................ ............................................ ............................... ...... ........ 79 River Planning In a Private Lands Environment Warren Hill..................... ............. ...... ......................... .......................................... ..... 85 Interagency Cooperation Partnerships are common in today's world of river management. Learn how one community brought about a federal, state, and local partnership; discuss strategies for bringing politically divided watersbeds together; and see bow public involvement brought about the de-listing of one of the country's most threatened rivers. Robin Snyder (Paper not submitted.) Big Fork River Plan: A Shoreland Management Plan for the Big Fork River Howard Zeman............................................................................................................ 93 How to "De-List" a River: A Case Study of the Verde River in Central Arizona (Abstract) Tom BononuJ................ ........... .................................................................. ................99 American River Management Society