Integrated Resource Management Applications

Marin Headlands Sites

MAHE · 45 publicly available references

Invasive Species and Climate Change Resource Brief · 2010 · Reference 2203719
Modeling nest-site occurrence for the Northern Spotted Owl at its southern range limit in central California Journal Article · 2009 · Reference 2253442
Northern Spotted Owl Inventory on Federal Lands in Marin County, California: 2006 Report Published Report · 2006 · Reference 2253449
Northern Spotted Owls in Marin County, California: 2005 Annual Report Unpublished Report · 2006 · Reference 2253491
Developing Habitat-based Landbird Models as Planning Tools for the Golden Gate National Recreation Area and the Point Reyes National Seashore Unpublished Report · 2007 · Reference 2253601
Findings in pinnipeds stranded along the central and northern California coast, 1984-1990. Journal Article · 1993 · Reference 2253661
Harbor Seal Monitoring at Point Reyes National Seashore and Golden Gate National Recreation Area: Annual Report 2005 Unpublished Report · 2005 · Reference 2253664
Causes of Live Strandings of Northern Elephant Seals (Mirounga angustirostris) and Pacific Harbor Seals (Phoca vitulina) Along the Central California Coast, 1992-2001 Journal Article · 2010 · Reference 2253700
Community-Level Consequences of a Plant Invasion: Effects on Three Habitats in Coastal California Journal Article · 2002 · Reference 2253789
Invasive Pine Tree Effects on Northern Coastal Scrub Structure and Composition Journal Article · 2012 · Reference 2253790
March: Rosy sandcrocus and red brome Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254068
April: 'Perla' koleagrass and parrot's feather Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254069
May: Floating water primrose and pacific bentgrass Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254070
June: Tufted Wallaby grass and wooly distaff thistle Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254071
July: Alkali sacaton, reed canarygrass, and Andean tussockgrass Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254072
August: Small leaf spiderwort, yellow archangel, and lemon balm Newsletter Issue · 2013 · Reference 2254073
January-April: Japanese knotweed, kangaroo thorn, and Spanish bluebells Newsletter Issue · 2014 · Reference 2254081
May: Arabian schismus and bulbous bluegrass Newsletter Issue · 2014 · Reference 2254082
June: Finestem needlegrass, comfrey, and taro root Newsletter Issue · 2014 · Reference 2254083
July: Tocaloma surveys, bristly needlegrass, and John Muir NHS surveys Newsletter Issue · 2014 · Reference 2254084
November-April: Calflora Weed Manager system, traveler's joy, New Zealand nightshade, and Chilean mayten Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254101
May: Oblong spurge, tall fescue, and Andean tussockgrass Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254107
June: Barbed goatgrass, woolly distaff thistle, purple star thistle, smilo grass, and mooth cordgrass Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254110
July: New Zealand nightshade and yellow star thistle Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254111
August: Purple awned wallaby grass and Canary Island St. Johnswort Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254112
September-October: Traveler's joy, kolea grass, and Spanish broom Newsletter Issue · 2015 · Reference 2254113
November-April: Medusahead, rosy sandcrocus, hanging sedge, and narrowleaf clover Newsletter Issue · 2016 · Reference 2254191
July: Medusahead, yellow starthistle, tufted wallaby grass, and cheatgrass. Newsletter Issue · 2016 · Reference 2254192
August-October: iNaturalist Early Detection Project, 2016 Redwood Creek surveys, and new finds at Jewell Demolition Site Newsletter Issue · 2016 · Reference 2254251
May: Narrow leaved clover, Andean tussockgrass, and Japanese knotweed Newsletter Issue · 2017 · Reference 2254252
June: Small-leaf spiderwort, medusahead, sweet vernal grass, bristly needlegrass, and yellow parentucellia Newsletter Issue · 2017 · Reference 2254253
July: Yellow starthistle, finestem needlegrass, stinkwort, perennial pepperweed, and everlasting pea Newsletter Issue · 2017 · Reference 2254255
August-September: Spiny plumeless thistle, poroporo, black locust, common cocklebur, stinkwort, and weird wildling waifs Newsletter Issue · 2017 · Reference 2254256
Transplant success for the endangered herb Arenaria paludicola at Golden Gate National Recreation Area: Effect of site, propagation type, and competition Unpublished Report · 2012 · Reference 2257362
Tidewater Gobies at Rodeo Lagoon Resource Brief · 2010 · Reference 2257601
Disproportionate magnitude of climate change in United States national parks Journal Article · 2018 · Reference 2265248
Climate change trends, impacts, and vulnerabilities in US national parks Book Chapter · 2017 · Reference 2265258
Historical and projected climate change trends for the United States and U.S. national parks Geospatial Dataset · 2018 · Reference 2266988
Research Priorities for Golden Gate National Recreation Area Generic Document · 2020 · Reference 2271643
Interpreting Science Toolkit: Golden Gate National Recreation Area Brochure · 2020 · Reference 2276746
Boundary-derived Areas of Analysis for National Park Service Units, Fall 2021 Published Report · 2022 · Reference 2287628
NPS Unit Boundary-derived Areas of Analysis, Fall 2021 Geospatial Dataset · 2022 · Reference 2287631
Tribal Colleges and Universities and National Park Service Units Proximities Geospatial Dataset · 2024 · Reference 2303763
Water Quality Parameter Data Summarized in the 2005 Report Entitled: Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Golden Gate National Recreation Area Tabular Dataset · 2003 · Reference 2304020
Water Quality Monitoring Locations from the 2005 Report Entitled: Baseline Water Quality Inventory, Golden Gate National Recreation Area Tabular Dataset · 2003 · Reference 2304021