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<br />ix <br /> <br />Watershed Approach <br />This session examines the status of the riverine resource and develops the parameters for the development of <br />systems for watershed management <br /> <br />Janice Cox (Paper not submiued.) <br /> <br />New Developments in Watershed Monitoring in Canada: The Case of the <br />Canadian Heritage Rivers System <br /> <br />Michilel Greco................... ..................................... ................................................. ..227 <br /> <br />Basin Approach to Water Resource Management in Texas <br /> <br />Wendy Gordon... ...................................................................................................... ..245 <br /> <br />Glen Canyon Case Studies <br />The development and operation of Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River has created significant impacts to <br />the natural regime within Grand Canyon National Park. This session explores the relationship of science and <br />politics in the development of an integrated adaptive river management program. <br /> <br />The Role of Fisheries in Managing the Colorado River in Grand Canyon- <br />Evaluating the Operation of Glen Canyon Dam (Abstract) <br /> <br />Richilrd Valdez..... ................ .................................................................................... ..255 <br /> <br />Management of the Colorado River at Glen Canyon Dam: A Case Study for the Future? <br /> <br />David Wegner.......................................................................................................... ..257 <br /> <br />Will the Real River Manager Please Step Forward: NPS Perspectives on the <br />Glen Canyon Environmental Studies and Environmental Impact Statement Process <br /> <br />Jan Balsom..... .............. .......................................................................................... ..261 <br /> <br />Tribal Perspectives <br />An overview of river ecosystem management on the Nooksack River and the development of international <br />cooperative relations from the perspective of a tribal watershed manager. This session discusses the protection of <br />an aquifer spanning the US/Canadian border. <br /> <br />Watershed Options from a Tribal Perspective (Abstract) <br /> <br />Douglas Dobyns.... .................................................................................................. ..U7 <br /> <br />Riparian Zones <br />Riparian zones are the protective barriers surrounding our waterways. Tbis session examines the relationship of <br />riparian zone characteristics and function in the design of land use regulations. Case studies involving the <br />protection and restoration of riparian habitats in Obio and Michigan are highlighted. <br /> <br />A Review of Selected Functions of Riparian Buffer Zones and Associated Widths <br /> <br />Chuck Divelbiss........ .............................................................................................. ..U9 <br /> <br />Watershed Restoration in Michigan: A Study in Cooperation <br /> <br />Doug las Carter.......................................................................................................... .273 <br /> <br />Rivers Without Boundaries 1994 <br />