A century after Muir: The scientific adventure. Proceedings of the first Glacier Bay science symposium.
Wood JD (ed). 1984. A century after Muir: The scientific adventure. Proceedings of the first Glacier Bay science symposium.. Glacier Bay Lodge, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Gustavus, AK. September 23-26, 1983. National Park Service. Atlanta
- Type
- Conference Proceeding
- Authors
- Wood, James
- Date of Issue
- 1984
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- GLBA , KEFJ
- Keywords
- Animals, Book, Conference Publication, Data Collection, Ecology, Ecosystems, Geomorphology, Glacial Geology, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve, Glaciers, Hydrology, Information Management, Monographic, Southeastern Alaska, Statistics, Symposia, Vegetation
Contents
- A conceptual model for the Glacier Bay marine ecosystem
- An era of change and the role of applied social science
- An overview of terrestrial ecosystem research at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Appropriate research techniques for Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Bedrock geology and mineral resources of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Biology and behavior of molting canda geese (Branta canadensis fulva) in Glacier Bay, Alaska
- Commercial halibut fishery at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Ecology of rocky-shore gastropods and their prey on the outer coast of Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Ecosystem development following neoglacial recession since 1750 A.D.: An introduction
- Fluctuations of calving glaciers in Glacier Bay not primarily due to climate variations.
- Fungi at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Future directions in Glacier Bay research: An ecosystem perspective
- Glacier termini photography since 1926
- Glacier-climate and oceans in Glacier Bay
- Glacimarine sedimentation by tidewater glaciers
- Harbor seal (Phoca vitulina) population, behavior, and reaction to vessels in Glacier Bay, Alaska
- Humpback whale prey studies in Glacier Bay and nearby areas
- Hydrologic investigations at Glacier Bay and suggested future monitoring
- Keynote address: Historical perspectives
- Lake ontogeny in a chronosequence at Glacier Bay National Park
- Lithofacies development at the margin of the Casement Glacier, Glacier Bay, Alaska
- Magnetic correlation of holocene glacio-lacustrine sediments, Glacier Bay, Alaska
- Needs and opportunities for bird studies in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Paleogeography of the Lituya refugium
- Plant successional studies in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve with emphasis on forest paludification
- Recommendation for the science board at Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Recreation carrying capacity in Glacier Bay management
- Research on freshwater ecosystems - Past, present, and future
- Research trends at Glacier Bay since 1890
- Resource decision-making
- Science as a special interest
- Scientific use of Glacier Bay
- Soil studies in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Special presentation: Underwater acoustic evidence of glacial seismic events in Glacier Bay
- Terrestrial mammals in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- The impact of vessel traffic on the behavior of humpback whales
- The role of Dryas drummondii in plant succession on newly deglaciated terrain at Glacier Bay, Alaska
- The spruce beetle in Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve
- Torch Bay benthic ecology
- Two issues for consideration by resource managers at Glacier Bay
- Vegetation studies on the outer coast