Integrated Resource Management Applications

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

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A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 17 – Birds: avifauna of Sierra Nevada Network Parks Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195774
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 18 – cave invertebrates Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195775
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 7b – hydrology of Sierra Nevada Network parks Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195776
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 19 – native and non-native vertebrate species Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195785
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 20a – Biodiversity Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195788
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 20b – biodiversity, supplemental information Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195796
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 21 – altered fire regimes Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195801
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 23 – non-native plants Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195819
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks: Appendix 22 – climatic change Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2195963
Climatic stress increases forest ﬁre severity across the western United States Journal Article · 2013 · Reference 2197646
A natural resource condition assessment for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Project · 2013 · Reference 2197909
Digital Glacial Geologic-GIS Map Showing Limits of Tahoe Glaciation in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California (NPS, GRD, GRI, SEKI, TAGL_glacial digital map) adapted from a U.S. Geological Survey Scientific Investigations Map by Moore and Mack (2008) Geospatial Dataset · 2022 · Reference 2198562
Trip report to investigate potential water-supply well sites at Cedar Grove, Kings Canyon National Park Administrative · 2013 · Reference 2198677
Assessment of water use in the Mineral King area of Sequoia National Park Administrative · 2008 · Reference 2198678
Assessment ofwater use and the need for groundwater monitoring at Grant Grove and Wilsonia, Kings Canyon National Park Administrative · 2008 · Reference 2198679
Summary of well drilling and hydrogeology at Wolverton, Sequoia National Park Unpublished Report · 2008 · Reference 2198680
Assessment of water use at Wolverton and Lodgepole and the need for monitoring programs, Sequoia National Park Administrative · 2008 · Reference 2198681
Bighorn study identifies two viable herds Journal Article · 1980 · Reference 2198794
Sierra bruins: appealing scourge Journal Article · 1980 · Reference 2198807
Research turns up specific methods for backcountry rehab management: (2) Measuring impacts of wilderness use Journal Article · 1981 · Reference 2198811
Book Review: Sequoia ecology: Fire and reproduction Journal Article · 1981 · Reference 2198824
Look what we're doing! Journal Article · 1981 · Reference 2198832
Inventorying rare plant species Journal Article · 1981 · Reference 2198907
Graber reviews giraffe's neck Journal Article · 1982 · Reference 2199054
Protecting mountain meadows: a grazing management plan Journal Article · 1983 · Reference 2199071
Superintendent's Corner Journal Article · 1983 · Reference 2199075
Bear research scientists hold 6th world meeting Journal Article · 1983 · Reference 2199088
Cross disciplinary approach to complex park problems suppied by "pulse studies" Journal Article · 1983 · Reference 2199130
Resource management computer applications: From Sequoia and Kings Canyon Journal Article · 1984 · Reference 2199187
Integrated watershed research undertaken at Sequoia National Park (Long-term ecological study) Journal Article · 1985 · Reference 2199325
Overview of air pollution effects on national parks vegetation in 1985 Journal Article · 1985 · Reference 2199365
Backpackers and backcountry bears; the Sierra Nevada experience Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2199619
Panel reviews Sequoia fire management program Journal Article · 1987 · Reference 2199686
Chaparral studies at Sequoia provide management insights Journal Article · 1987 · Reference 2199697
Information Crossfile Journal Article · 1988 · Reference 2199886
Information Crossfile Journal Article · 1988 · Reference 2199889
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1988 · Reference 2199937
Prescribed fire review sparks studies of giant sequoia-fire interactions Journal Article · 1989 · Reference 2199974
Prescribed burn interpretation affects visitors' perceptions Journal Article · 1989 · Reference 2200044
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1990 · Reference 2200203
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1991 · Reference 2200419
Sierra summit conference conference takes region's pulse Journal Article · 1992 · Reference 2200512
Regional Highlights Journal Article · 1993 · Reference 2200624
Information Crossfile Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2200719
Prescribed fire: Current status and future directions Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2200748
Sequoia National Park hosts "Pulse II" and the beat goes on Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2200784
Project diversification a positive sign for Pulse future Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2200787
Dave Parsons' farewell Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2200789
Erratum Journal Article · 1995 · Reference 2200822
Construction projects and natural resources: Natural resources may benefit from construction evaluation process Journal Article · 1996 · Reference 2201014
Atmospheric nitrogen deposition: Implications for managers of western U.S. parks Journal Article · 2002 · Reference 2201266
The role of fire and fire management in the invasion of nonnative plants in California Journal Article · 2004 · Reference 2201319
Accuracy assessment of National Wetland Inventory maps at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks Journal Article · 2005 · Reference 2201344
News and Views: Corrections Journal Article · 2005 · Reference 2201357
Response of western mountain ecosystems to climatic variability and change: The Western Mountain Initiative Journal Article · 2006 · Reference 2201394
Science Notes: Park signs and visitor behavior: A research summary Journal Article · 2008 · Reference 2201466
Climate change and water supply in western national parks Journal Article · 2009 · Reference 2201494
Information Crossfile: Discovering contaminants of emerging concern Journal Article · 2009 · Reference 2201528
Contaminants study provides window onto airborne toxic impacts in western U.S. and Alaska national parks: Results and implications of the Western Airborne Contaminants Assessment Project Journal Article · 2009 · Reference 2201538
Field Moment: Mt. Whitney, Sequoia National Park, 22 July 2009, 12:30–2:00 am Journal Article · 2009 · Reference 2201546
Information Crossfile: Preserving silence in national parks Journal Article · 2010 · Reference 2201556
The Strategic Framework for Science in Support of Management in the Southern Sierra Nevada, California Journal Article · 2011 · Reference 2201676
Alternative futures for fire management under a changing climate Journal Article · 2011 · Reference 2201677
State of Science: Climate change impacts and carbon in U.S. national parks Journal Article · 2011 · Reference 2201692
Fires in wilderness in the national parks Journal Article · 2012 · Reference 2201724
The hidden consequences of fire suppression Journal Article · 2012 · Reference 2201736
Regional Highlights: Western Region, Alaska Region, Mid-Atlantic Region, Southwest Region, Pacific Northwest Region, Rocky Mountain Region Journal Article · 1987 · Reference 2201876
Interpreters, managers discuss mutual concerns Journal Article · 1987 · Reference 2201877
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2201902
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2201912
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1985 · Reference 2201936
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1985 · Reference 2201941
Letters Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2201992
Research activities: Regional sulfur and oxidant modeling Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2202038
Research activities: Watershed projects Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2202041
Research activities: Sequoia National Park Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2202042
Research activities: Terrestrial effects of air pollution Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2202054
Park Notes: Sequoia–Kings Canyon National Parks Journal Article · 1986 · Reference 2202063
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1984 · Reference 2202092
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Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1982 · Reference 2202180
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Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1988 · Reference 2202297
Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region Journal Article · 1989 · Reference 2202323
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1990 · Reference 2202341
Regional Highlights: Western Region Journal Article · 1991 · Reference 2202357
Information Crossfile Journal Article · 1994 · Reference 2202392
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks visitor study: Summer 2012 Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2203411
Impacts of visitor spending on the local economy: Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, 2012 Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2203417
An assessment of snowcover in major river basins of Sierra Nevada Network parks and potential approaches for long-term monitoring Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2203473
Global Change and Mountain Lakes: Establishing nutrient criteria and critical loads for Sierra Nevada lakes. University of California, Riverside. 160 pp. Academic · 2013 · Reference 2203666
Invasive Species and Climate Change Resource Brief · 2010 · Reference 2203719
Evaluating Recovery of Stream Invertebrate Communities Following Removal of Introduced Trout in Kings Canyon National Park: Baseline Biological Stream Surveys Published Report · 2005 · Reference 2204081
Results of Amphibian Resurveys in Sequoia-Kings Canyon National Park Published Report · 2006 · Reference 2204083
[Entire Issue] Newsletter Article · 1979 · Reference 2205089
[Entire Issue] Newsletter Article · 1980 · Reference 2205106
[Entire Issue] Newsletter Article · 1981 · Reference 2205155
California Phenology Project: Report on pilot phase activities, 2010-2013 Published Report · 2013 · Reference 2205360
[Entire Issue] Newsletter Article · 1985 · Reference 2205482