Vegetation Community Monitoring at Pipestone National Monument, Minnesota

James KM. 2011. Vegetation Community Monitoring at Pipestone National Monument, Minnesota. NPS/HTLN/NRDS—2011/145. National Park Service. Fort Collins

The natural resources of Pipestone National Monument (PIPE) include 240 acres of tallgrass prairie. Management of the prairie has been ongoing since the parks inception in 1937. Maintaining and restoring the native communities not only protect rare natural communities and species but also allow for a more complete interpretation of the cultural resources in the park (NPS 2006).

Type
Published Report
Authors
James, Kevin
Date of Issue
2011
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
HTLN , PIPE
Keywords
HTLN Plant Communities Brief, HTLN Plant Communities Monitoring

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