Inventory and Prototype Monitoring of Natural Resources in Selected National Park System Units 1998-1999

Rockwell E. 2000. Inventory and Prototype Monitoring of Natural Resources in Selected National Park System Units 1998-1999. Natural Resource Technical Report NPS/NRI&M/NRTR—2000/1. National Park Service, Natural Resource Information Division. Fort Collins, Colorado

The Inventory and Monitoring Program is a means to prevent the loss or impairment of natural resources in the national park system. The report aims to collect and document a baseline inventory of biological and geophysical natural resources, develop a long-term monitoring system to show the status and trends of ecosystems at various spatial scales, apply Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to evaluate the management of natural resources, and help to coordinate inventory and monitoring practices with other agencies to avoid duplication.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Rockwell, Elizabeth
Date of Issue
2000
Publisher
National Park Service, Natural Resource Information Division
Units
DENA , SHEN , WRD
Keywords
Aquatic Invertebrates, Birds, Fishes, GIS (Geographic Information System), Inventory, Inventory & Monitoring, Mammals, Management, Monitoring, National Park Systems, National Parks & Reserves, Natural resource inventory, Natural Resource Management, Natural Resources, Natural Resources, Population, prototype monitoring, Reference, Terrestrial Vegetation, Water Quality, WRBIB

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