Park Science Volume 4 Number 2 - Winter 1984
Park Science. 1984. v4. (2). Park Science Volume 4 Number 2 - Winter 1984. Winter
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- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1984
Series
Contents
- A century of discovery observed at Glacier Bay
- A view from Redwood Creek: Learning by doing
- BLM in the saddle—Burros headed for last roundup
- Boomtown studies help predict new visitor patterns
- CRP survey takes systems approach to park problems
- Editorial
- Effects of Colorado River flooding on riparian nesting birds studied
- Failed logging road interrupts water supply
- Fire ecology at Cape Cod and Acadia
- Global network to monitor air pollution started
- Golden Gate uses team approach on "monumental" resource problems
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- Letters
- Letters
- MAB Notes
- Masthead
- New Alaska parks present challenge for interpreters
- Pack-rat middens hold key to past
- Pest management: The IPM approach
- Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Spotlight on a region: North Atlantic
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Sparks abound, data sparse at fire meeting
- Students, volunteers: Help or headache?
- Studies funded
- Thinking man's guide to historic rehab
- Wilderness campsites and trails considered