DRAFT Vertebrates of Fort Laramie National Historic Site, Wyoming: an ecological and historical perspective

Armstrong DM and Adams RA. 1988. DRAFT Vertebrates of Fort Laramie National Historic Site, Wyoming: an ecological and historical perspective. University of Colorado. Boulder, CO

Units of the National Park System provided unique opportunities for biological research. In particular, national historic sites often are managed to provide visitors with a view of historic conditions, frequently based on analysis of historical documents. Historical records may provide a comparative datum against which to judge the integrity of present-day ecosystems, and a goal for habitat restoration and management. Over the past year we have gathered information from field and library to construct a broad ecological and historical view of the vertebrates of Fort Laramie National Historic Site, Wyoming.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Armstrong, David; Adams, Rick
Date of Issue
1988-05-17
Publisher
University of Colorado
Units
FOLA
Keywords
Animal Studies, Animals, Ecology, Ecosystems, Habitats, Mammals, Management, Mitigation, Natural History, Research & Studies, Revegetation

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