Fire succession and the effects of beavers in Acadia National Park
Racin BJ. 1982. Fire succession and the effects of beavers in Acadia National Park. National Park Service
FIELD WORK: 1982. Studies the effects of fire and beaver on succession of vegetation between Witch Hole Pond and Breakneck Ponds, and west of Connor's Nubble. Includes a general discussion of succession with more specific information on vegetation found in two transects studied 35 years after the 1947 fire. MAMMALS - BEAVER: Includes a list of trees most commonly felled by beaver on Mount Desert Island /STUDY LOCATIONS:/ /MOUNT DESERT ISLAND/Witch Hole Pond/Breakneck Ponds/Conners Nubble
- Type
- Unpublished Report
- Authors
- Racin, Brian
- Date of Issue
- 1982-09-05
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- ACAD
- Keywords
- Breakneck Ponds, Conners Nubble, FIRE, Fire Ecology, Mount Desert Island, Vegetation, Witch Hole Pond