If you have wondered who in the Southwest is working on riparian matters and what they are doing, this new directory is for you. It lists researchers working in Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah, along with their areas of expertise.
Researchers are from universities, state and federal agencies and private firms.
Where to Find Information about the History of Arizona Rivers is a bibliography with more than 1,500 sources of information. A paperback version intended primarily for libraries also is available. Computer disk version will be sent unless you request otherwise. This guide provides a general overview of water issues associated with the Colorado River. Prepared by the Water Education Foundation, the booklet presents a brief historical background, reviews major negotiations, lists documents significant in defining the law of the river, and provides a chronology of major events from 1849 through 1994.