Journal of Land, Resources & Environmental Law Volume 23 No. 2 2003

Table of Contents: Still Beyond the Hundredth Meridian: Some Thoughts on Hope, Progress, and Politics; Visions of Western Governance: Powell and His Successors; Perspectives of a Manager of the "Pasturage Lands Between": Comparing Current Notions of Community Based Watershed Groups with Powell's Proposal for Hydrographic Districts; The Persistence of Powell: The Idea of Watersheds and Participatory Democracy; Filling in the Blank Spots on Powell's and Stegner's Maps: The Role of Modern Indian Tribes in Western Watersheds; Watershed Democracy: Recovering the Lost Vision of Jogn Wesley Powell; The Role of Collaborative Groups in Federal Land and Resource Management: A Legal Analysis; Commerce Clause Jurisprudence: Has There Been a Change?; Completing the Mosaic: The Conservation of Private Lands in Costa Rica; The Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository from a Federalism Perspective; A Plan of Action: A New Alternative to Traditional School Trust Land Exchanges in the West?; The San Rafael Swell and the Difficulties in State-Federal Lands Exchanges; The Growing Conflict Between the Endangered Species Act and Federal Takings Law: Who Must Pay the Price for Protection; Lawmaking on Federal Lands: Criminal Liability and the Public Property Exception of the Administrative Procedure Act