A Study of Beach and Dunes Floral and Faunal Interrelations as Influenced by Recreational and User Impact on Padre Island National Seashore

Baccus JT, Horton JK, Carangelo PD. 1977. A Study of Beach and Dunes Floral and Faunal Interrelations as Influenced by Recreational and User Impact on Padre Island National Seashore. Contract No. CX 702960168. Department of Biology, Southwest Texas State University. San Marcos, TX

Report of a study focusing upon the biotic communities and physical environment of beach and dune areas of Padre Island National Seashore, Texas, to identify the vegetational differences between beaches with light and heavy usage, develop a vegetation map, monitor the extant beach and dune profiles for sand storage and sediment, establish the relationship between mammals and vegetation to determine the extent of habitat damage, and to examine storm surge and wave damage as storms occurred during the study period.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Baccus, John; Horton, J; Carangelo, P
Date of Issue
1977-08
Publisher
Department of Biology, Southwest Texas State University
Units
PAIS
Keywords
Animal Studies, Beaches, Floods, Human Impact, Impacts, Mammals, Map, Monitoring, Plant Studies, Sand Dunes, Storms, Tides, Vegetation Types

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