
SOUTHWEST CHAPTER
| Upcoming Southwest Chapter Activities | Southwest Chapter Event Pictures |
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Welcome to the Southwest Chapter of the River Management
Society!
The Southwest Chapter is comprised of river managers from the states
of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas and Utah. Our goal is to
further the RMS mission by providing a regional forum for Southwest members
to discuss river management issues and strategies through active participation
in chapter meetings and events usually in a fun, friendly, and scenic environment.
The Chapter Officers are working hard to represent the Southwestern States by promoting regional activities, representing the southwest in national discussions and supporting an active chapter membership. Chapter Bylaws provide direction for meetings and activities of the SW Chapter and Chapter accomplishments and Chapter activities will be posted. We hope these activities will interest you. If you work in a river management field and live in one of the SW states we invite you to Join Now!
Southwest Chapter Officers
Any professional member is eligible to run for office. Officers serve
a three (3) year term. Candidates should be informed regarding Chapter
Officer Roles and be willing to be an active participant. Contact any
Southwest Chapter officer to become involved in local or national RMS activities.
| Chapter President: | Bunny Sterin |
tel (801) 539-4053 fax (801) 539-4074 bernice_sterin@blm.gov |
| Vice President: | Randy Welsh |
tel (801) 625-5250 fax (801) 625-5170 rwelsh@fs.fed.us |
| Secretary: | Greg Trainor, Secretary |
tel (970) 244-1564 fax (970)256-4022 gregt@gjcity.org |
| Treasurer: | Marilyn Peterson |
tel (702) 515-5054 |
RMS Journals
with a Southwest Focus
The most recent RMS Journal with a SW focus is Summer
2009, Volume 22, No. 2. You can view the most recent RMS Journal by clicking
here. Or, to read all of our back issues online,
become a member now! All newsletters are archived
and are available along with other Society publications on the members-only
side of our website.
Upcoming
Southwest Chapter Activities
This site will list the activities and happenings with River Management in
the Southwestern States. If you have an activity or happening in your Southwestern
state please contact Bunny Sterin,
SW president, so she may post your event.
Southwest Chapter float trip through the Grand Canyon, Colorado
River, Arizona
We are planning to complete a field exercise through the Grand Canyon on the
Colorado River sometime in 2010. Stay tuned for more information as plans
become more final.
Southwest Chapter Accomplishments
| 2009 | Field Exercise: Catract Canyon, Green and Colorado Rivers, Utah. Co-sponsored by National Park Service, Canyonlands National Park. |
| 2009 | River Ranger Rendezvous. Green River, Utah. Co-sponsored by Bureau of Land Management, Moab Field Office. |
| 2008 | Field Exercise: Ruby Horsetheif Westwater Canyons focusing on fire rehabilitation and tamarisk removal. Co-sponsored by the Bureau of Land Management, Grand Junction Field Office and Moab Field Office. |
| 2007 | River Ranger Rendezvous. Arkansas River, Salida, Colorado. Co-sponsored by Arkansas Headwaters and Bureau of Land Management. |
| 2007 | Field Exercise: Yampa River focusing on Tamarisk removal. Co-sponsored by National Park Service, Dinosaur National Park. |
| 2006 | Field Exercise: Green River, Desolation Canyon co-sponsored by Bureau of Land Management, Price Field Office. |
| 2005 | River Ranger Rendezvous. Deadhorse State Park, Utah. |
| 2005 | Interagency River Management Workshop. Salt Lake City, Utah. Co-hosted with Bureau of Land Management. |
| 2005 | Field Exercise: Arkansas River, Colorado. |
| 2004 | Field Exercise: Stillwater Canyon, Green River, Utah. |
| 2003 | Field Exercise: San Juan River, Utah. |
| 2002 | Field Exercise: Ruby Horsethief Canyon, Colorado River, Colorado and Utah. |
| 2002 | Field Exercise: Western Grand Canyon, Diamond Creek to South Cove, Arizona. |
| 1999 | Interagency River Management Workshop. Phoenix, Arizona. Co-hosted with US Forest Service. |
| 1999 | Field Exercise: Grand Canyon float trip. Co-sponsored by National Park Service, Grand Canyon National Park. |
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