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Ecological Framework · 141 publicly available references · page 1 of 2

National Marine Fisheries survey of plastic debris on the Malaspina Forelands Unpublished Report · 1988 · Reference 170318
Protocol for Monitoring Environmental Contaminants in Bald Eagles - Version 1.2: Great Lakes Inventory and Monitoring Network Published Report · 2009 · Reference 661149
A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Published Report · 2009 · Reference 661689
Spatiotemporal trends of mercury in walleye and largemouth bass from the Laurentian Great Lakes Region Journal Article · 2011 · Reference 2192443
Atmospheric Pollutant Loading to Olympic, Mount Rainier, and North Cascades National Parks: Spatial and Temporal Variability and Linkages To Trans-Pacific Air Masses Unpublished Report · 2013 · Reference 2192615
Laws and Programs for Controlling NonPoint Sourcce Pollution in Forest Areas Journal Article · 1993 · Reference 2196455
Development Along the Northwestern Boundary of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park: Can the Character of the Park's "soft edge" boundary be Preserved Academic · 2013 · Reference 2197481
Glacial transport of human waste and survival of fecal bacteria on Mt. McKinley’s Kahiltna Glacier, Denali National Park, Alaska Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2197876
A Synthesis of Aquatic Science for Management of Lakes Mead and Mohave Published Report · 2012 · Reference 2204193
Frijoles and Alamo Headwaters Public Access Project Environmental Assessment/Assessment of Effect Unpublished Report · 2005 · Reference 2208492
DEVELOPING CRITICAL LOADS OF NITRATE AND SULFATE DEPOSITION TO WATERSHEDS OF GREAT SMOKY MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, UNITED STATES Unpublished Report · 2014 · Reference 2209367
Initial Detection of Acid Lakes in Washington State Unpublished Report · 1981 · Reference 2210559
Nighttime Lights - Minimum Radiance for Area of Analysis (1080m) Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Map · 2014 · Reference 2210771
Nighttime Lights - Mean Radiance for Area of Analysis (4320m) Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Map · 2014 · Reference 2210774
Nighttime Lights - Minimum Radiance for Area of Analysis (4320m) Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Map · 2014 · Reference 2210775
Distance from Airports - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Map · 2014 · Reference 2210785
Road Density - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Map · 2014 · Reference 2210804
Nighttime Lights Maximum for Area of Analysis (1080m) - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Map · 2014 · Reference 2210806
Population Total (2010) - Distributed - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Map · 2014 · Reference 2210832
Distance from Airports - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Alaska Map · 2014 · Reference 2210838
Population Total (2010) - Distributed - Explanatory Variable Map for Soundscape Model Training - Alaska Map · 2014 · Reference 2210869
Composting Toilets in Nogales, Sonora Poster · 2009 · Reference 2211797
Distance from Airports - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Alaska Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2211822
Climate change scenario planning for central Alaska parks: Yukon-Charley, Wrangell-St. Elias, and Denali. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2212217
Climate change scenario planning for northwest Alaska parks: Cape Krusenstern and Bering Land Bridge. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2212290
Climate change scenario planning for southeast Alaska parks: Glacier Bay, Klondike, Sitka, and Wrangell-St. Elias. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2212318
Climate change scenario planning for southwest Alaska parks: Aniakchak National Monument and Preserve, Kenai Fjords National Park, Lake Clark National Park and Preserve, Katmai National Park and Preserve, and Alagnak Wild River Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2212383
Climate change scenario planning for interior arctic Alaska parks: Noatak – Gates of the Arctic – Kobuk Valley. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2212426
Population Total (2010) - Distributed - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Alaska Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2213754
Distance from Airports - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2213775
Road Density - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2213805
Nighttime Lights Maximum for Area of Analysis (1080m) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2213809
Population Total (2010) - Distributed - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Hawaii Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2213842
Developing a freshwater contaminants monitoring protocol for the Southeast Alaska Network: Summary of 2013 fish and habitat sampling in Klondike Gold Rush and Sitka National Historical Parks Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2213956
Developing critical loads of nitrate and sulfate deposition to watersheds of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, United States. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2214370
Composting toilets, urban infrastructure, & sustainability Resource Brief · 2012 · Reference 2214684
Conserve to Enhance: linking consumer water efficiency & urban wash enhancement Presentation · 2013 · Reference 2214917
Arizona NEMO: Planning, Modeling & Mapping Resource Brief · 2010 · Reference 2215057
Monitoring dust along the Denali Park Road: Summary report 2007–2009. Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2215324
Denali National Park and Preserve state of the backcountry – 2012 Published Report · 2014 · Reference 2216597
A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Project · 2009 · Reference 2218714
SOP 1 – Field Season Logistics; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218717
SOP 2 – Preparation of the Logging Station; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218718
SOP 5 – Spatial Water-Quality Monitoring with LiCor PAR Instruments; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218722
SOP 7 – Sediment Total Organic Carbon (TOC) Sampling and Analysis; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218724
SOP 8 –Submerged Aquatic Vegetation (SAV) Mapping; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218725
SOP 9 – Seagrass Condition Monitoring; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218726
SOP 11 – Quality Assurance and Quality Control; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218728
SOP 13 – Revising the Protocol; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218730
Appendix A. Technical Information on Spatial Sampling Designs Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218738
Appendix C. YSI Technical Note: Alternate Calibration methods for the YSI 6025 Chlorophyll Sensor. Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218740
Appendix E - Chlorophyll-a Filtering Data Sheet Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218742
Appendix F. Seagrass Condition Monitoring Data Sheets Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218743
Appendix G. Seagrass Condition Monitoring Data Reduction Templates Standard Operating Procedure · 2009 · Reference 2218744
SOP 3, v.1.01 – Continuous Water-Quality Monitoring with the YSI Sonde Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218745
SOP 4 v1.01 – Spatial Water-Quality Monitoring with the YSI Sonde; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218746
SOP 6, v1.01 – Chlorophyll a Sampling and Analysis; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218747
SOP 10, v1.01 – Water-Quality Monitoring Data Reduction; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218748
SOP 12, v1.01 – Data Analysis and Annual Reporting; A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218749
Appendix B, v1.01. YSI Sonde Calibration Log Standard Operating Procedure · 2014 · Reference 2218750
Appendix D, v1.01. Water-Quality Monitoring Station Data Sheet Standard Operating Procedure · 2012 · Reference 2218751
A Protocol for Monitoring Estuarine Nutrient Enrichment in Coastal Parks of the National Park Service Northeast Region - Narrative Published Report · 2012 · Reference 2218904
Social Conservation in the CCC Resource Brief · 2008 · Reference 2219413
Concentrations of hormones, pharmaceuticals and other micropollutants in groundwater affected by septic systems in New England and New York Journal Article · 2015 · Reference 2219913
Nighttime Lights - Mean Radiance for Area of Analysis (69120m) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220780
Nighttime Lights - Maximum Radiance for Area of Analysis (69120m) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220781
Nighttime Lights - Minimum Radiance for Area of Analysis (69120m) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220782
Built Land Use (200m area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220783
Distance from Airports (all types) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220787
Distance from Airports (seaplane) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220789
Distance from Coast - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220791
Distance from Heliports - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220793
Distance from Airports (with more than 1 million enplanements) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220795
Distance from Airports (with more than 250,000 enplanements) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220796
Distance from Railroads - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220797
Distance from Roads (all) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220798
Distance from Roads (major roads) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2013 · Reference 2220799
Extractive Land Use (5000m area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220823
Weekly Flight Frequency (25 mile area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220824
Grazing Land Use (5000m area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220826
Industrial Land Use (5000m area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220827
Distance to Military Flight Paths (25 mile area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220828
Population Total (2010) - 50000m area of analysis - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220829
Road Density as Points (all) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220830
Urban (low intensity) Land Use (200m area of analysis) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220905
Physical Access (focal mean) - Explanatory Variable Raster for Soundscape Model Training - Continental United States Raster Dataset · 2014 · Reference 2220908
Ecoli Sample Results. Water resources of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee and North Carolina: Hydrologic Atlas 420 Geospatial Dataset · 1970 · Reference 2221298
Ecoli Sample Results. Water resources of the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee and North Carolina: Hydrologic Atlas 420 Geospatial Dataset · 2015 · Reference 2221306
Noatak wilderness character baseline assessment: Building blocks for wilderness stewardship Published Report · 2015 · Reference 2222788
Test Report: Asbestos Analysis of Bulk Materials via EPA 600/R-93/116 Method using Polarized Light Microscopy Administrative · 2015 · Reference 2225651
Great Smoky Mountains National Park 2014 water quality annual report Published Report · 2016 · Reference 2227400
Research to support visitor management at Acadia National Park: 2004-2009 Published Report · 2011 · Reference 2227722
Mapping of nitrogen critical loads for selected national parks in the western United States Published Report · 2016 · Reference 2233028
Barbara Allison Judy - Oral History Movie/Video · 2014 · Reference 2233092
Condition assessment for the Pecos River and Devils River riparian systems in Amistad National Recreation Area Technical Assistance Report · 2015 · Reference 2236691
Proper Functioning Condition Assessment of the Canadian River and Blue Creek in Lake Meredith National Recreation Area Technical Assistance Report · 2015 · Reference 2237379
2015 Vegetation Monitoring Results and Analysis for the Summit Lake National Natural Landmark, Mount Evans, Colorado Technical Assistance Report · 2016 · Reference 2237541
Wetland mapping, characterization, impact assessment and restoration opportunities at Summit Lake National Natural Landmark, Mount Evans, Colorado Technical Assistance Report · 2015 · Reference 2237548
Condition Assessments for the Walnut Creek and Lower Cherry Creek Riparian Systems at Walnut Canyon National Monument Technical Assistance Report · 2017 · Reference 2238392
2016 Conservation Strategy for the Grizzly Bear in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem Published Report · 2017 · Reference 2238432