At the waters edge -- Managing ripari...( rticpants heard each author and offered...)

rticpants heard each author and offered critical reviews of the presentations. Each chapter was also reviewed anonymously by two reviewers. The 48 authors represent a broad array of scientists and managers from the Forest Service, State Departments of Natural Resources, state universities, Natural Resources Conservation Service, Environmental Protection Agency, forest industry, and large metropolitan areas in the eastern United States.

This comprehensive reference book is recommended for resource professionals and decision-makers concerned with land and water planning and regulation. The cost is $54.95 and can be ordered via the Internet at Lewis Press, a division of CRC Press, http://www.crcpress.com/. Enter the catalog number L1501 or search on the word "riparian". The book may also be ordered by mail at:

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Contact: Tim Swedberg
tswedberg@fs.fed.us
651-649-5257
North Central Research Station
26-Apr-2000

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