Interactions Between Heartland National Parks and Surrounding Land Use Change: Development of Conceptual Models and Indicators for Monitoring

Hansen A and Gryskiewicz D. 2003. Interactions Between Heartland National Parks and Surrounding Land Use Change: Development of Conceptual Models and Indicators for Monitoring

The Heartland Network of national parks initiated this study to develop a land use change segment within its Inventory and Monitoring program. The objectives were to: 1) characterize the current landscape surrounding Heartland parks and summarize patterns of land use change over time, 2) develop conceptual models showing linkages between ecological functioning within parks and land use change, and 3) identify indicators and evaluate methods for monitoring landscape changes in the future.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Hansen, Andrew; Gryskiewicz, Danielle
Date of Issue
2003-08-21
Units
BUFF , CUVA , HEHO , HOSP , LIBO , OZAR , PERI
Keywords
Biodiversity, Conservation, Ecological Functioning, Ecosystems, Habitat, Hydrologic Flow Regimes, Inventory, land use change, Monitoring, Water Pollution

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