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Aims &. Scope las: a quarterly journal, offers a multi-disciplinary and objective forum for research and professional literature addressing the issues of instream flow in North America. A focus on the science, environmental policy, and law of instream flow is useful because of the many and growing controversies in water management that relate to streamflow. Professionals in field biology, environmental policy, law, hydrology, civil engineering, and economics have expressed a strong interest in a journal that aggregates a wide range of information for the instream flow specialist. The journal provides timely and practical information for scientists and managers facing frustrating political and technical problems regarding multi- agency actions, water resource planning, riparian corridor management, and permits and licenses. To address the questions of assessing instream flow needs, developing instream flow policies, and resolving instream flow conflicts, authors are invited to submit original research and scholarly review articles covering such topics as: • Population responses to changes in habitat • Validation studies of instream flow methods • Comparative studies on instream flow programs • Public trust doctrine and legal analysis* Economic studies of habitat and recreation benefits- Case studies on using law and technology • Negotiation and expert testimony guidelines • Fish and benthic habitat needs • Hydroelectric power requirements • Riparian corridor management • Fresh water inflow to estuaries. COPYRIGHT «% 1990 S.E.L. & Associates. All rights reserved. Multiple reproduction is permitted only under consent from the publisher. Works by U.S. and Canadian governments are not copy- righted and may be reproduced without limit. Rivers (ISSN 0898-8048) is published four times a year (January, April, July, October) by S.E.L. & Associates, 3024 Phoenix Drive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525-2517, USA. Application to mail at j second-class postage rates is pending at Fort Collins, CO. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Rivers, 3024 Phoenix Drive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525- 2517. SUBSCRIPTION RATES are $56.00 per volume (4 numbers) for individuals and $115.00 for or, ganizations/libraries. For subscriptions outside the U.S. add $15.00 for postage. Add $30.00 to journal price for airmail overseas. Single issues are $20.00. All subscriptions must be prepaid and are entered for the calendar year only. SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES. Please submit manuscripts to the Editor of Rivers, 3024 Phoenix Drive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525-2517, USA. CORRESPONDENCE. Please send all subscription requests, changes of address, advertising in- quiries, permission requests and claims for undelivered issues to Publications Manager, S.E.L. & Associates, 3024 Phoenix Drive, Fort Collins, Colorado 80525-2517, USA. Please allow six weeks for change of address to take effect. North American claims for nonreceipt of issues should be made 90 days within date of publication, overseas claims 180 days within date of publication. S.E.L. & Associates does not assume responsibility for statements and opinions expressed by authors in the publication. Printed by Allen Press, Inc., Lawrence, Kansas. Q Rivers is printed on acid-free paper.