Park Science Volume 8 Number 2 - Winter 1988
Park Science. 1988. v8. (2). Park Science Volume 8 Number 2 - Winter 1988. Winter
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1988
Series
Contents
- Acid dew possible factor in tree leaf damage
- Acid rain experts find no simple "cause and effect"
- Archeological research bares prehistoric past
- Dunkle flunks fairy tale
- Ecological Studies of Sunken Forest
- Ecological studies of sunken forest
- Ecosystem management for parks and wilderness report of the workshop
- Editorial
- European forest decline sparks tree death interest
- Fourth World Wilderness Congress links protection and development
- Geographic information: DOI GIS peripherals contract
- Geographic information: SAGIS/GRASS training slated
- Geographic information: at last! an updated directory of natural resources personnel
- Geographic information: status update: GIS capabilities and data bases
- Geographic information: status update: hardware and software
- Improving the role of science in the National Park Service
- Information Crossfile
- Information Crossfile
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- Information Crossfile: "Ecological theory and integrated pest management practice"
- Information Crossfile: "Playing God in Yellowstone"
- Information Crossfile: "State of the world"
- Interpreters form new organization
- Joint US-USSR research proposed for Beringian sites
- Letter
- Long-term research symposium summary
- MAB notes: biosphere reserve symposium
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Natural Areas Association boasts record attendance at annual meeting
- Oral bait acceptance research in D.C.'s Rock Creek Park
- Predicting gypsy moth defoliation patterns in Shenandoah National Park
- Predicting gypsy moth defoliation patterns in Shenandoah NationalPark
- Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
- Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
- Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
- Regional Highlights: Mid-Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: Mid-Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: North Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: North Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: North Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: North Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region: "Research in parks: an American perspective"
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region: "Studies of hydrothermal processes in Crater Lake: a preliminary report of field studies conducted in 1987 for Crater Lake NP"
- Regional Highlights: Rocky Mountain Region
- Regional Highlights: Rocky Mountain Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Water Resources Division
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Research summaries to come
- Restoring the earth
- Shenandoah National Park adopts new fisheries management policy
- Shenandoah National Park adopts new fisheries management policy
- Smokies study visitor communication
- Strategic management needed to maximize park resources
- Task force coordinating science pubs
- Vegetation monitoring of a subalpine oil spill
- Water purification for Giardia: what works in the backcountry?
- Water quality workshop held at Olympic NP