Proceedings of the Symposium

The Symposium of Environmental, Economic, and Legal Issues Related to Rangeland Water Developments
Tempe, Arizona   |   November 13-15, 1997

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• Title and Table of Contents
   
• Introduction - Alvin L. Burch and William F. Grossi

• Water for Wildlife: Belief Before Science - David E. Brown
• Water Harvesting for Rangeland Water Supplies: A Historic Perspective - Gary W. Frasier

• Watershed Restoration Through Integrated Resource Management on Public and Private Rangelands - Sid Goodloe
• The Effects of Rangeland Water Developments on Livestock Production and Distribution - Jerry L. Holechek

• The Effects of Artificial Water Development on Ungulates and Large Carnivores in the Southwest - Warren B. Ballard, Steve S. Rosenstock, and James C. deVos, Jr.
• Habitat Use of Desert Bighorn Sheep Near Perennial Water Sources in the Silver Bell Mountains, Arizona - Kirby D. Bristow
• Preliminary Investigations of Sonoran Pronghorn Use of Free Standing Water - John Hervert, Robert S. Henry, and Mark T. Brown
• Water Developments and Desert Ungulates - Paul R. Krausman and Brian Czech

• The Influence of Stock Tanks on Native Fishes: Upper Verde River, Arizona - Pamela J. Sponholtz, Daniel C. Redondo, Brian P. Deason, Laura M. Sychowski and John N. Rinne
• Using Managed Waters for Conservation of Threatened Frogs - Philip C. Rosen and Cecil R. Schwalbe
• Some Effects of Stock Tanks on Aquatic Biodiversity in Arizona Streams - Jeff Simms
• Conservation and Management Zones and the Role of Earthen Cattle Tanks in Conserving Arizona Leopard Frogs on Large Landscapes - Michael J. Sredl and Loralei S. Saylor
• Adjudicating Nature: Science, Law, and Policy in a Southern Arizona Grassland - James P. Collins

• Reckoning Real Costs and Secondary Benefits ofArtificial Game Waters in Southwestern Arizona - Bill Broyles  
• Ecological Economic Aspects of Rangeland Water Developments - P. J. Daugherty and G. B. Snider
• The Use, Role, and Relevance of Economic Analysis in Evaluating BLM & USFS Rangeland Developments - Charles G. Romaniello and Gary B. Snider
• How Does Livestock Grazing Fit Into the Larger Societal Uses of Wildlands? Methods/or Determining Benefits and Their Application to the Kaibab Plateau - Jon A. Souder

• Rangeland Water Developments: Conservation Solution or Illusion?  - Joseph R. McAuliffe
• Dirt is not Cheap: Livestock Grazingand a Legacy ofAccelerated Soil Erosion on Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona  - Susan Rutman

• Recent Legal Developments Regarding Water Rights on Rangeland Water Developments - No One is Completely Right - David A. Brown
• Should Livestock Water Developments be Allowed On Public Lands in Those
  States That Prohibit BLM From Obtaining New Water Rights for Livestock - Tim M. Bozarth
• The Exclusivity Requirement in the Law of Prior Appropriation - Fritz Holleman
• Should Grazing Permits be Saleable to Environmental Groups? - Robert H. Nelson
• Recent Developments in the Wildand Scenic Rivers Act: Taming the Planning Process - NicholasTarg
• Legal Constraints on Public Land Livestock Water Developments: NEPA, FLPMA,
  MUSYA, and the Wilderness Act- Joseph M. Feller  

• Rangeland Monitoring Risk and Ecosystem Sustainability - Ward Brady
• Decision Making Process: Coordinated Resource Management - John H. Brock
• Do Livestock Waters Help Wildlife? - Joan E. Scott  
• The Value of Watersheds in Ecological Planning - Frederick R Steiner
• Wildlife Waters at the Urban-Rural Interface: Problems of Maintenance and Enhancement - Guntram F. A. Werther

• Rangeland Restoration Utilizing Mobile Solar Powered Livestock Watering Systems - David Chamberlain and Sidney N. Clouston, Jr.
• A New Method for Improved Wildlife Access to Livestock Watering Tanks in Southern New Mexico - Sanford D. Schemnitz, Carol Az Evans, and John T. Moen
• Hydrology of Stoclcwatering Ponds in Arizona - Don W. Young  

• Research Design Considerations to Evaluate Efficacy of Wildlife Water Development - James C. deVos, Jr., Warren B. Ballard, and Steven S. Rosenstock  

• Ray Lee (Moderator), Professor Robert Ohmart, Professor Dave Brown, James deVos, and Professor James Collins