Berton Lee Lamb (Appointment Ended)

Current Research

• Negotiation Training

Publications

• National GAP Conference 2007—Discussion groups report
• Detecting biological responses to flow management: Missed opportunities; future directions
• Detecting biological responses to flow management: Missed opportunities; future directions
• Role of the environmental flow specialist in water conflicts
• Mathematical models frame environmental dispute [Review of the article Useless arithmetic: Ten points to ponder when using mathematical models in environmental decision making]
• Integrating environmental science in decision making
• Symposium Introduction
• Public expectations about access fees and road closures on public lands
• Attitudes and perceptions about prairie dogs
• Pigs on the plains: institutional analysis of a Colorado water quality initiative
• History of the Fort Collins Science Center U.S. Geological Survey
• The effects of urgency to reach agreement on the process and outcome of multi-party natural resource negotiations
• Quantity, quality, and support for research in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: an organizational assessment
• Attitudinal survey component of the study "Quantity, quality, and support for research in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service: an organizational assessment": report of methods and frequencies
• Agency bargaining behavior in multi-party environmental negotiations: a symposium overview
• Symposium on agency bargaining behavior in multi-party environmental negotiations: Part I
• Membership in voluntary organizations on the Colorado Plateau: a reexamination of the technical information quandary
• Core competencies for natural resource negotiation
• Use of the Instream Flow Incremental Methodology: special issue
• Background and applications of the Legal-Institutional Analysis Model (LIAM) for management of infrastructures
• Fort Collins Science Center: Policy Analysis and Science Assistance
• Use of Instream Flow Incremental Methodology: introduction to the special issue
• Use of the Legal-Institutional Analysis Model to assess hydropower licensing negotiations
• Proceedings of the International IFIM Users' Workshop, June 1-5, 2003, Fort Collins, CO
• Public knowledge and perceptions of black-tailed prairie dogs
• Success of the North Umpqua River relicensing negotiation: A completion report
• Public attitudes and knowledge of the black-tailed prairie dog: A common and controversial species
• The importance of defining technical issues in interagency environmental negotiations
• Citizen knowledge of and attitudes toward black-tailed prairie dogs: Completion report
• Thinking outside the lines: parks and the quality of life in area communities
• Groundwork for a Miracle [Review of the book The Los Angeles River: Its Life, Death, and Possible Rebirth]
• Use of the 'Legal-Institutional Analysis Model' for resolving environmental disputes involving hydropower
• Salient technical issues for resolving hydropower conflicts involving instream flow
• Decision analysis tools: use of the Legal-Institutional Analysis Model, Chap. 9
• Legal-Institutional Analysis Model [user's manual]
• Descriptive Statistics for Knowledge-Holding Studies of S.E. Utah, S.W. Colorado/N.W. New Mexico, and Colorado Plateau Opinion Leaders
• Desire to bargain and negotiation success: lessons about the need to negotiate from six hydropower disputes
• A policy model to initiate environmental negotiations: three hydropower workshops
• Book Review of 'Limits of Organizational Change' by Herbert Kaufman
• Ecosystem Management: A Social Science Perspective
• Surfing for Ecosystems
• Protection of Instream Uses of Water in the U.S
• Setting the Stage for Alternative Analyses and Negotiation
• Negotiation and Decision-Making
• Stream habitat analysis using the instream flow incremental methodology
• Power distribution in complex environmental negotiations: does balance matter?
• Quants and wonks in environmental disputes: Are scientists experts or advocates?
• What makes a hydropower negotiation successful?
• Highlights from the Pit 3, 4, 5 Hydroelectric Case Study
• The effect of power on inter-agency negotiations
• Rules for success in environmental negotiations
• Technical clarity in inter-agency negotiations: lessons from four hydropower projects
• Criteria for evaluating state instream-flow programs: deciding what works
• The Instream Flow Incremental Methodology: A Primer for IFIM
• Technical understanding in successful environmental negotiations
• The public trust doctrine: a tool to protect instream flows
• Legal considerations in inland fisheries management
• Instream Flows According to the ASCE Model Water Code
• What is a traditional use?
• Instream Flows According to the ASCE Model State Water Code
• Quantifying instream flows: matching policy and technology. Chapter 7
• Accommodating, balancing, and bargaining in hydropower licensing.
• Legal mechanisms for protecting riparian resource values
• Negotiation techniques to resolve western water disputes
• Self and organizational efficacy of front-line managers in the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
• Comprehensive technologies and decisionmaking: reflections on the instream flow incremental methodology
• Using role analysis for instream flow negotiations
• Quantifying instream flows: Matching policy and technology
• Instream water use in the United States - water laws and methods for determining flow requirements
• Software for negotiation planning: experience with a new program
• Meeting the challenge of policy-relevant science: lessons from a water resource project
• Conflict resolution and negotiation in the licensing process
• Conducting a FERC environmental assessment: A case study and recommendations from the Terror Lake Project
• Instream flow negotiation: review of practices
• Guidelines for preparing expert testimony in water management decisions related to instream flow issues
• New Mexico Water Resources
• Managing the rippling stream: decisionmaking in natural resource administration
• Managing water resources: A summary on bureaucratic decisionmaking
• Protecting instream flows under western water laws: Selected papers

Training

• Negotiation Training Courses