Park Science Volume 5 Number 4 - Summer 1985
Park Science. 1985. v5. (4). Park Science Volume 5 Number 4 - Summer 1985. Summer
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- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1985
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Contents
- AID/NPS cooperative program in natural resource management
- Arid land reclamation research in Glen Canyon
- Barn owls coming back to Gateway
- Bear attacks: Their causes and avoidance
- Brown pelican nesting stages comeback at Santa Barbara Island
- Channel Islands symposium
- Cookbook for biological control of exotic plants
- Dudleya traskiae
- Erosion on Santa Barbara Island
- First NPS Conference on Fossil Resources
- G'day mate! An international VIP pays a visit
- Grizzly/Wolf technical workshop
- Guest Editorial
- Harried researcher invents in-house computer literature search system
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- Jamaica Bay task force proves area isn't "stictly for birds"
- MAB notes
- Managing for uncertainty subject of AAAS panel
- Managing people in parks
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Overview of air pollution effects on national parks vegetation in 1985
- Raptor banding at Point Diablo supplies trapping success data
- Regional Highlights: Midwest Region
- Regional Highlights: National Capital Region
- Regional Highlights: National Capital Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Research and resource management program at Virgin Islands National Park/Biosphere Reserve
- Riparian conference covers wide range
- Space technology aids biologists in tracking elk
- Tansey flea beetle wins ragwort sweepstakes at Redwood NP
- Tansy flea beetle wins ragwort sweepstakes at Redwood NP
- The fragmented forest, island biogeographic theory and the preservation of biotic diversity