A Reanalysis of recreational and livestock trespass impacts on the riparian zone of the Rio Grande, Big Bend National Park, Texas

Hughes BG, Mickey KJ, Scudday JF, Powell AM. 1993. A Reanalysis of recreational and livestock trespass impacts on the riparian zone of the Rio Grande, Big Bend National Park, Texas

The flora and fauna of the riparian zone along the Big Bend National Park portion of the Rio Grande has received little attention. Sixteen years have passed since the completion of the Schmidly and Ditton study, Big Bend National Park indicated an interest in a study that evaluates the impacts of recreational use and trespass livestock along the riparian corridor. This study provides an inventory of the biological diversity, establishes permanent monitoring transect localities, and proposes effective managerial recommendations

Type
Published Report
Authors
Hughes, Barry; Mickey, Kelley; Scudday, James; Powell, A
Date of Issue
1993-10-28
Units
BIBE
Keywords
Biodiversity, Human Impact, Livestock, Management, Monitoring, Recreation, Rio Grande Big Bend National Park TX, Riparian Zone, Transects, Vegetation

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