Resource management plan: Acadia National Park
National Park Service, Acadia National Park. 1995. Resource management plan: Acadia National Park. National Park Service. Acadia National Park
Includes the following projects statements: Integrated pest management Develop vista management program for cultural landscapes Develop vegetation management plan - Baker Island Basefund/upgrade administration of natural resource management program Effects of ozone on vegetation Coyote-deer interactions Develop water resource management plan Implement purple loosestrife management plan Inventory/evaluate fishery resources in park waters Population surveys of harlequin ducks Manage beaver populations Determine status of beaver population and habitat Determine beaver ecology on MDI Develop comprehensive beaver management plan Nesting ecology and success of ANP area bald eagles Construct geology theme maps from existing data Protect and monitor Acadia's sea cave Implement protection programs for Acadia's sea cave Develop monitoring protocols for Anemone Cave Locate and conduct inventories of park sea caves Manage amphibian populations Establish a MDI amphibian atlas Fire interactions: water/biota/soils Determine population status of wood ducks Monitoring and modelling of photo-oxidants Acquire new vegetation maps and GIS thematic data for ANP Develop comprehensive I and M strategy and protocols Inventory species/abundance/distribution of bryophytes Complete flora and fauna baseline inventories Inventory resource impacts on trails Study visitor use of trails Implement comprehensive I and M program Establish baseline water quality for Somes Sound Ecological inventories of conservation easements Rare and endangered plant management Biodiversity and conservation of invertebrates in Nar Assess songbird populations Develop songbird atlas Participate in national songbird monitoring program Implement long-term songbird monitoring program Impacts of snowmobiles on park resources Implement amphibian monitoring program Fire behavior and fore effects on vegetation Global climate change Hazard fuels monitoring Identify and mitigate land use encroachments Establish resource protection program in backcountry Update GIS lands and boundary coverages Establish native plant revegetation program Study long-term fire history Develop GIS plan Monitoring effects of herbivores Monitoring abundance/distribution of carnivores on MDI Biodiversity/distribution of bats on park land Enhance GIS program Mitigate health threat from human waste Mitigate erosion and deterioration of hiking trails Mitigate visitor impacts with resource signs Develop comprehensive vegetation management plan Monitoring episodic acidification of park streams Carriage Road model visitor use study Evaluate mercury contaminants on aquatic environments Survey freshwater aquatic vegetation Evaluate purple loosestrife management program Emergency native plant revegetation project Mitigate visitor impacts with resource signing
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- National Park Service, Acadia National Park
- Date of Issue
- 1995
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Air Temperature, Archeological Survey, Fish, Geology, Invertebrates, Islands, Isle Au Haut, limate, Monitoring, Mount Desert Island, Nests & Nesting, Old-Growth Forest, Rare Species, Resource Management, Schoodic Peninsula, Threatened & Endangered Species, Water Quality, Water Transparency