Visitor Impact Vegetation Study

Patton EF. 1978. Visitor Impact Vegetation Study. National Park Service

This is a follow up of a quantitative evaluation of the effects of visitor use on the vegetation of backcountry campsites at Bandelier National Monument, NM, from 1976 by J. A. Rose. Vegetation dominance and frequency were analyzed to determine if overuse was occurring. Includes a list of plants encountered along line intercept transects. Only three of the initial seven campsites were evaluated due to campsite closure, flooding, or removal.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Patton, E
Date of Issue
1978-10-01
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
BAND
Keywords
Campsites, Checklist, Human Impact, Plant Studies, Plants, Transects, Vegetation

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