Volume 5 (1995) Ecosystem Management of Natural Resources in the Intermountain West
Proceedings of the Symposium
April 20-22, 1994
Eccles Conference Center
Utah State University
Editor
- Frederic H. Wagner
Ecosystem management of natural resources in the Intermountain West: Proceedings of the symposium
Frederic H. Wagner
Learning to play by nature's rules
Winifred B. Kessler
Object or context: an ecologist's view of ecosystem management
David W. Roberts
Searching for effective natural-resources policy: The special challenges of ecosystem management
Steven E. Daniels and Gregg B. Walker
Legal problems and powers inherent in ecosystem management
George Cameron Coggins
Community-based approach to forest management in the Pacific Northwest: A profile of the Applegate Partnership
Brett KenCairn
Trout Creek Mountain project, Oregon
Doc Hatfield and Connie Hatfield
Flathead Basin, Montana, ecosystem case study
Jack A. Stanford
Greater Yellowstone ecosystem case study
Louisa Wilcox
Think-tanking the challences in three regions: the Great Basin
Neil E. West and Allen G. Rasmussen
Think-tanking the challenges in three regions: The Colorado Plateau
John C. Schmidt and Barbara R. Rushmore
Think-tanking the challenges in three regions: The Northern Rockies
Mark W. Brunson and Rick Reese
Ecosystem management: a framework for management of our National Forests
Christopher D. Risbrudt
State participation in ecosystem management
Ted Stewart
BLM's ecosystem approach to management
Mike Dombeck
What is it that is being referred to as ecosystem management?
Nathan M. Bentley, Merland G. Halisky, and Aaron B. Price
Role of science in ecosystem management
William A. Adair, David H. Branson, Sharon L. Casapulla, and Michael C. Reynolds
Social and political mechanisms for establishing ecosystem management objectives
Robert D. Fitts, Howard P. Gross, Michael J. Jacobs, Brenda J. Tall, and Jamie K. Thompson
Legal and political complexities of ecosystem mangement
Aaron Kelson, Russ Lawrence, Dave Perault, Sue Schroeder, and Christican Shank
Epilogue: What have we learned?
Frederic H. Wagner
