Park Science Volume 5 Number 1 - Fall 1984
Park Science. 1984. v5. (1). Park Science Volume 5 Number 1 - Fall 1984. Fall
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- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1984
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Contents
- 36 CFR 2.5 clarification
- Africa project stresses conservation and use
- Alaska sponsors problem analysis of Denali caribou decline
- An ecological study of the Chellburg Forest
- Atlantic Ridley turtle update
- Bald eagle feeding and breeding ecology
- Bat study provides useful baseline data
- Biosphere reserves focus on management
- Chapman keynotes science meeting
- Dall sheep research in Alaska: 1981–83 (roundup)
- Differing management approaches evaluated
- Ecological society meeting draws NPS personnel
- Editorial
- Hawaii Symposium follow-up underway
- Ice cave research aids management and interpretation
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- Late arrival
- Letters
- Letters
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Prescribed fire qualification system developed
- RMPs identify baseline data for Midwest NPs
- Regional Highlights: Mid-Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: North Region
- Regional Highlights: Rocky Mountain Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Water Resources Lab
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional chief scientists heading back to research
- Restoration of historic George Washington Carver Prairie
- Revegetation with native plants on John Day Fossil Bed NM
- Riparian conference
- Science helps carry the day
- Scientists follow rabbits in third wave 'invasion'
- Superintendent's Corner: Fossils—the NPS's forgotten resource
- The imperial lion, human dimensions of wildlife management in Central Africa
- Training to deal with an oily mess
- Urban soils of the Mall in Washington, D.C.
- Water quality monitoring at Santa Monica Mountains