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From page 303...
... , 157 Agricultural Research Service (ARS) , 140 hydrological model developed by, 157 Airshed-scale problems, 29 Allocation, defined, 225 Alternative costs, calculating, 226-227 American Heritage Initiative, 188- 189 Anacostia River Watershed, 209 Animas River Stakeholder Group, 210 Aquatic biota, 25-27 Aquifers, 41 mapped, 73 mining, 72 Areal, Nonpoint Source Watershed Environment Response Simulation (ANSWERS)
From page 304...
... , 26, 128, 174175, 179, 184, 210, 243, 256, 285-286 of 1977, 286-287 reauthorizing, 4-5, 213, 271-273 Clean Water Initiative, 44, 187 Climate change, 67 Coastal Wetlands Planning, Protection, and Restoration Act, 176 Coastal Zone Management program, 173 funding through, 219 Collaborative planning, 241-247 Colleges and universities, role in educating citizens, 119 Colorado River Basin, new commission for, 221-222 Colorado River Compact, 195 financing under, 228-229 Colorado Water Conservation Board, 133 INDEX Columbia River Basin, 21, 133, 222-223 Committee on Watershed Management, 2, 4, 13-14, 269 conclusions and recommendations of, 203204, 229, 264-265, 273-280 Conflict resolution, 244 new approaches, 33 Connections between ground and surface waters, 270 Contaminant profiles, 94. See also Water quality Cost allocation, 224-229 Croplands, 92-94 D Dams, 24, 99, 195, 271 Data,112-119 aggregated by county, 40-41 agricultural, 41 collecting, 9 gaps in, 128-131 on the Internet, 289-292 socioeconomic, 121-124 sources of, 113-116 types of, 112- 113 Data clearinghouses, 122- 123 Decisionmakers connecting with science, 140-164, 233-240 implementing simulation models, 161 Decisionmaking boundaries for, 204 democratic, 241-247 environmental, 141 and planning, 233-268 Decision support systems (DSSs)
From page 305...
... See Forest fires Fish, 25-27 Fish and Wildlife Conservation Act of 1934, 172, 176 Flathead Basin Commission (FBC) , 22-23 Flathead Lake Biological Station, 23 Flood control, 20, 174 funding from, 4 Flood Control Act of 1944, 171 Flooding insurance against, 181 magnitude and frequency relationships, 49 mean annual potential, 71 Floodplains, 76, 270-271 Florida Water Resources Management Act of 1972, 190 Forest Ecosystem Management and Assessment Team (FEMAT)
From page 306...
... , 193 International watershed management, 192-201 Internet sites basic references, 291 economic and social data, 290-291 federal agencies, 289-290 geographical information system data, 290 physical environmental data, 291 remote sensing imagery, 291 state-based, 291-292 useful, 292 watershed-based, 292 watershed data and information, 32, 289-292 K Karst areas, and groundwater regions, 74 Keystone National Policy Dialogue on Ecosystem Management, 33 Kinematic Runoff and Erosion Model (KINEROS) , 159-160 L Lake evaporation, mean annual, 64 "Land and Resources Management Plans (LRMPs)
From page 307...
... See also Watershed monitoring Multiple Use and Sustained Yield Act of 1960, 169 Municipal Wastewater Treatment Construction Grant Amendment of 1981, 287 Murray-Darling Basin, 198-199 N National Conservation Program, 171 National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, 145, 175 National Estuarine Research Reserve System, 173 National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) , 181 National Forest Management Act of 1964, 169 170, 256-257 National Forest System, 169 National Marine Fisheries Service, 172 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
From page 308...
... , 158 Pricing structures, 4 Problem identification, 30 Public involvement, 31-32 in watershed monitoring, 116- 119 in watershed planning, 232 Public outreach, 118-119 Purdue University Agricultural Engineering Department, hydrological model developed by, 157 Q QUAL2E, 158 Quinnipiac River watershed, 92-93 Resources Conservation Act of 1997 (RCA) , 159 Responsibility fragmentation of, 10, 30 and power, 236 Restoration, 148-155 paying for, 227-228 1992 Rio Declaration on Environment and Development, 244 Rio de Flag at Hidden Hollow Road, 49 Rio Puerco Management Committee, 211 Riparian forest surveys, 118, 149-150 protecting and enhancing, 270 River Action Teams (RATs)
From page 309...
... , 159 Soil and Water Resources Conservation Act, 169-171 Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, 169-170 Soil Conservation Service. See National Resource Conservation Service Soil water budgets, 63, 65 Southern Piedmont watersheds, 90 South Platte River Forum, 211 Spatial scales, 13-36, 38 geographic, 42-43 Stakeholders, involving, 5, 18-19, 240-247 State-based Internet sites, 291-292 State government, 187 devolution of authority to, 1-2, 166-167 STATSCO program, 121 STORET data base, 45, 179 Stormwater quality, 91 Strahler method, 45 309 Streamflows, 63, 65-71 changes of, 95-101 problems with data on, 129 Stream gaging, 9 Streams changes of, 95-101 human effects, 88-105 morphology of, 98 Stressor-response profiles, 144- 145 Superfund Program, 92, 179 Surface waters, dissolved minerals in, 78 Surface Water Treatment Rule, 245 Suspended particulate matter (SPM)
From page 310...
... Water Resources Council, 51, 53, 183 University of Minnesota Department of Landscape Architecture, 18 University of Montana Flathead Lake Biological Station, 23 Uplands, linked with downstream areas, 1 Upper Carson River Watershed Management Plan, 211 USEPA. See Environmental Protection Agency V Verde Watershed Association, 210 W Washington Department of Natural Resources, 153 Washington Forest Practices Board, 152-153 Waste load allocations (WLAs)
From page 311...
... See Scientific research 311 Watersheds analyzing, 152-155 basis for planning and management of, 2-5, 34 characterization/analysis of, 121 defined, 14, 37-41 experimental, 115, 126 human effects, 88-105 managing to benefit people, 17-28 quantifying variables of, 142 rationale for, 1-12 restoration strategies for, 148-155 spatial scales for, 5, 13-36, 38 temporal scales for, 5, 13-36 Water supplies, 17-20 Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission (WWPRAC) , 6, 212-213, 275 funding through, 221-224 Wetlands, 94-95 White Clay Lake watershed, 114 White House Office on Environmental Policy, 82 Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS)
From page 312...
... See Scientific research 311 Watersheds analyzing, 152-155 basis for planning and management of, 2-5, 34 characterization/analysis of, 121 defined, 14, 37-41 experimental, 115, 126 human effects, 88-105 managing to benefit people, 17-28 quantifying variables of, 142 rationale for, 1-12 restoration strategies for, 148-155 spatial scales for, 5, 13-36, 38 temporal scales for, 5, 13-36 Water supplies, 17-20 Western Water Policy Review Advisory Commission (WWPRAC) , 6, 212-213, 275 funding through, 221-224 Wetlands, 94-95 White Clay Lake watershed, 114 White House Office on Environmental Policy, 82 Wide Area Information Servers (WAIS)


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