"Aquifer
Contamination and Safe Drinking Water: The Recent Santa
Cruz County [Arizona] Experience." 1996. Terry
Sprouse, D. Cory, and R. G. Varady. Hydrology and Water
Resources in Arizona and the Southwest, proceedings of
the 1996 meeting of the Arizona Section, American Water
Resource Association, and the Hydrology Section, Arizona-Nevada
Academy of Science. pp. 87-98.
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Assessing
Research Needs: A Summary of a Workshop on Community-based
Collaboratives. Ann Moote, Alex Conley, Karen Firehock,
and Frank Dukes. 2000. Tucson, Arizona: Udall Center for
Studies in Public Policy, The University of Arizona. Udall
Center Publication 00-5, 20pp. June 2000. $4.00.
This
document is not available online.
Collaborative
Conservation in Theory and Practice: A Literature Review.
Alex Conley and Ann Moote. 2001. Tucson, Arizona: Udall
Center for Studies in Public Policy, The University of
Arizona. 33 pp. $10.00. ISBN 1-931143-13-7;
An
abstract for this document is available online: [ HTML
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Digest
of the Public Forum on Issues Related to the Cactus Ferruginous
Pygmy-owl. Eds. Kirk Emerson, et. al. 1998. Report
to U.S. Congressman Jim Kolbe. Tucson, Arizona: Udall
Center for Studies in Public Policy, The University of
Arizona. Udall Center Publication 98-1. $5.00.
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document is available online: [ HTML
] - [ PDF
]
Digest
of the Public Input Process for the Commission for Environmental
Cooperation's Expert Panel Report on the Upper San Pedro
River. Eds. Kirk Emerson, Ann Moote, et. al. 1998.
Report to the Commission for Environmental Cooperation.
Tucson, Arizona: Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy,
The University of Arizona. Udall Center Report 98-2.
This
document is not available online.
"Does
Anybody Win? The Community Consequences of Rural-to-Urban
Water Transfers: The Arizona Experience." Cy
R. Oggins and Helen Ingram. Udall Center Issue Paper Number
2. April 1990.
This
document is not available online.
Ecosystem
management: Political challenges for managers and scientists.
Hanna J. Cortner and Margaret A. Moote. Park Science.
21(1):18-20.
This
document is not available online.
Ensuring
the common for the goose: Implementing effective watershed
policies. Hanna J. Cortner and Margaret A. Moote.
In Land Stewardship for the 21st Century: The Contributions
of Watershed Management. Proceedings of a conference held
in Tucson, Arizona, March 13-16, 2000.
This
document is not available online.
"Institutions
Matter: The Need to Address the Institutional Challenges
of Ecosystem Management." Hanna J. Cortner, Mary
G. Wallace, Sabrina B. Burke, and Margaret A. Moote. 1998.
Landscape and Urban Planning 40:159-166.
This
document is not available online.
"Interbasin
water transfers in the southwestern United States: The
case of the San Pedro River." Robert G. Varady,
Luke Evans, Margaret A. Moote, and Robert Merideth. Proceedings
of the International Workshop on Interbasin Transfer:
Looking for Solutions for the Future. International Hydrological
Programme of UNESCO. Paris, France, April 26-27, 1999.IHP-V
Technical Documents in Hydrology, No. 28, pp.71-72.
This
document is not availabe online.
"Land
management partnerships." Ann Moote. The Future
of Arid Grasslands: Identifying Issues, Seeking Solutions.
Eds. Barbara Tellman, Deborah M. Finch, Carl Edminster,
and Robert Hamre. October 9-13, Tucson, Arizona. Proceedings
RMRS-P-3. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,
Rocky Mountain Research Station. Fort Collins, Colorado.
Pages 359-361.
This
document is not available online.
"Managing
Transboundary Resources: Lessons from Ambos Nogales."
Ingram, Helen, Lenard Milich, and Robert G. Varady. Environment.
Vo. 36, No. 4, May 1994, pp. 6-9, 28-38.
This
document is not available online.
"A
political context model for bioregional assessments."
Hanna J. Cortner, Mary G. Wallace, and Margaret A. Moote.
Bioregional Assessments: At the Crossroads of Science,
Management, and Policy. Eds. K. Norman Johnson, Fred Swanson,
Margaret Herring, and Sarah Greene. Covelo, California:
Island Press. Pages 71-82.
This
document is not available online.
The
Politics of Ecosystem Management. Hanna J. Cortner
and Margaret A. Moote. 1999. Washington, D.C.: Island
Press.
This
document is not available online.
"Process:
Redefining relationships." Margaret A. Moote,
Beverly A. Brown, Eric Kingsley, Steven X. Lee, Steve
Marshall, and Donald E. Voth. Understanding Community-Based
Forest Management. Eds. Gerry J. Gray, Maia J. Enzer,
and Jonathan Kusel. New York, New York: Haworth Press.
Pages 97-116
Simultaneously published as:
"Process: Redefining relationships."
Margaret A. Moote, Beverly A. Brown, Eric Kingsley, Steven
X. Lee, Steve Marshall, and Donald E. Voth. Journal of
Sustainable Forestry.12(3/4): 97-116.
This
document is not available online.
"Protecting
America's Wilderness Heritage: Reclaiming Our Wild Public
Lands from Sacrifice to Off-road Vehicle Use: A Utah Case
Study." Jeremy Lite, (Winner of the 1999 Lillian
Fisher Prize in Environmental Law and Public Policy).
Tuscon, Arizona: Udall Center for Studies in Public Policy,
The University of Arizona. Udall Center Publication 99-9.
$7.00.
This
document is not available online.
"Restoring
the Colorado Delta with the Limits of the Law of the River:
The Case for Voluntary Water Transfers." Peter
W. Culp. 2001. (Winner of the 2000 Lillian S. Fisher Prize
in Environmental Law and Public Policy) 45pp. $6.00. ISBN:
1-931143-14-5.
This
document is not available online.
San
Pedro River Basin Directory: A Guide to Agencies and Organizations.
Denise Moreno. 2002. Tucson, Arizona: Udall Center for
Studies in Public Policy, The University or Arizona. 30
pages. Available here.
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document is available online: [ PDF
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"…to
the Sea of Cortés" nature, water, culture,
and livelihood on the Lower Colorado River basin and delta-an
overview of issues, policies, and approaches to environmental
resolution." Robert Varady, Katherine Hankins,
Andrea Kaus, Emily Young, Robert Merideth. Journal of
Arid Environments, September 2001. Pp. 195-209. Reprints
available for $4.00.
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abstract for this document is available online: [ HTML
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Views
from the Upper San Pedro Basin.
This report presents a preliminary assessment of public
perspectives on water management, policy, and research
in the basin, based on interviews, surveys, and public
meetings conducted between April 1998 and December 2000.
The overall goal of the Udall Center's work in this region
is to facilitate information exchange and collaboration
on water policy in the basin. The assessment was made
possible with funding from the Ford Foundation, the Morris
K. Udall Foundation, and the National Science Foundation
Science and Technology Center, Sustainability of semi-Arid
Hydrology and Riparian Areas (SAHRA). Its purpose is to
indicate the views of those who live, work, and conduct
research in the basin.
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abstract for this document is available online: [ HTML
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"Water
Management Options for the Upper San Pedro: Assessing
the Social and Institutional Landscape." Robert
Varady, Ann Moote, and Robert Merideth. 2000. Reprinted
from Natural Resources Journal.
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document is not available online.
