Education
Bachelor of Science in Range Science, Utah State University, 1966. Master of Science in Watershed Management, University Arizona, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy in Watershed Management, University Arizona, 1970.
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This new edition is a major revision of the popular introductory reference on hydrology and watershed management principles, methods, and applications. The book's content and scope have been improved and condensed, with updated chapters on the management of forest, woodland, rangeland, agricultural urban, and mixed land use watersheds. Case studies and examples throughout the book show practical ways to use web sites and the Internet to acquire data, update methods and models, and apply the latest technologies to issues of land and water use and climate variability and change.
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This new third edition is a major revision of the earlier two editions and is based largely on the feedback the authors received from past users of the book in the classroom. Changes in this expanded and completely updated new edition include: * Expanded discussion of stream channel processes, morphology, and classification; * A new Part Three contains a chapter on basic water quality and a new chapter on water quality management; * The topics of riparian and wetland hydrology and management have been expanded into two new chapters; * A new section on Special Topics includes topics that will be of interest to managers and are intended to complement the earlier parts of the book; * Chapter One Hydrologic Methods remains as a highly technical chapter that can be used to quantify some of the hydrologic relationships discussed in earlier chapters; * Chapter Eighteen presents tools for analysis and research in watershed management; * A new Part Six is comprised on a single, comprehensive chapter that condenses and updates material from three chapters in the previous edition that focused on socioeconomic considerations.
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Recent developments show us the urgency of knowing what we're doing when we direct or redirect the flow of water--and of understanding how nature itself manages this precious resource. Hydrology and Management of Watersheds is essential to such an understanding. A basic account of hydrology and watershed management, it provides the fundamental information and practical methods necessary for solving water-use problems in a wide variety of settings and situations--forest or range, agricultural or environmental. The authors present a detailed discussion of the planning, implementation, and evaluation of watershed management, with an emphasis on the social and economic factors involved. They also include a section devoted to specific problems in different regions of the United States and elsewhere in the world. This new edition gives added attention to the cumulative effects of human activities on watersheds, the place of policy and institutions in guiding resource use, and the role of riparian and wetland systems in natural resource management. A key text for students in natural resource management, water resource sciences, and environmental studies, the book will also prove invaluable for administrators, technicians, planners, and natural resource managers.
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An account of hydrology and watershed management, it provides the fundamental information and practical methods necessary for solving water-use problems in a variety of settings and situations - forest or range, agricultural or environmental.
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Uses an innovative approach toward integrating biophysical and socioeconomical components into environmentally sound, sustainable forest management practices in dryland regions. Covers technical considerations in dryland forestry, agroforestry systems, rehabilitation of saline regions, investment and employment opportunities, forestry extension programs and much more.
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Bachelor of Science in Range Science, Utah State University, 1966. Master of Science in Watershed Management, University Arizona, 1969. Doctor of Philosophy in Watershed Management, University Arizona, 1970.
Hydrologist North Pacific Division Corps of Engineers, Portland, Oregon, 1971-1973, Training and Methods branch Hydrologic Engineering Center, Davis, California, 1973-1975. Assistant professor department forest resources University Minnesota, St. Paul, 1975-1979, associate professor, 1979-1985, professor, since 1985, director graduate studies in natural resources science and management, since 1987. Fellow Environment and Policy Institute East-West Center, Honolulu, 1983—1984.
Consultant national and international agencies and firms including Food and Agricultural Organization of United Nations, United States Agency for International Development, World Bank. Conductor workshops in field. Fulbright lecturer, Taiwan, 1997-1998.
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(Recent developments show us the urgency of knowing what w...)
(Uses an innovative approach toward integrating biophysica...)
(This new third edition is a major revision of the earlier...)
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Co-author: Guidelines for Economic Appraisal of Watershed Management Projects, 1987, Integrated Watershed Management, 2007, Hydrology and the Management of Watersheds, 1991, 3d edition 2003, Challenges in Upland Conservation: Asia and the Pacific, 1993, Dryland Forestry, 1995. Contributor articles to professional journals.
American Institute Hydrology (chairman board registration 1995-2003, secretary 1992), Society of America Foresters (chairman water resources working group 1991-1993), American Water Resources Association (director West North Central district 1987-1990), Western Snow Conference, International Society Tropical Foresters, Xi Sigma Pi, Sigma Xi, Phi Kappa Phi.
Married Pamela Naylor. Children: Marianne, Robin, Cherie, Nicole.