Park Science Volume 16 Number 2 - Spring 1996
Park Science. 1996. v16. (2). Park Science Volume 16 Number 2 - Spring 1996. Spring
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1996
Series
Contents
- Assessing economic contributions from national park system units: A social science tool for regional planning
- Aster yukonensis range extension in northern Alaska
- Books in Profile: Science and ecosystem management in the national parks: A timely book by William L. Halvorson and Gary E. Davis
- Ecological stewardship workshop: The National Park Service takes a step toward ecosystem management
- Ecosystem management: What does it mean?
- From the Editor: Managing change
- Highlights: Great Plains: Resolving "a (fish?) bone of contention"
- Highlights: Gulf Coast: Salt spray alternative to weeding
- Highlights: Rocky Mountain: Bear attractant test of biodiesel fuel
- Highlights: Rocky Mountain: More wolves for Yellowstone
- Information Crossfile: Ecosystem geography
- Information Crossfile: Environmental software described
- Information Crossfile: Ferret report out
- Information Crossfile: Global change research at Mount Rainier
- Information Crossfile: Indicators of hydrologic change examined at Indiana Dunes
- Information Crossfile: Natural resource agencies and social values explored
- Information Crossfile: New journal dedicated to wilderness
- Information Crossfile: Wild horses and fertility control
- Information Crossfile: Wisconsin CPSU Web site worth checking out
- Landslides and fossil resources at Hagerman Fossil Beds: A case study in landslide factor assessment
- Masthead
- Meeting of Interest
- Negotiated rule making as a resource and visitor management tool: A cases study in the use of FACA
- News and Views: Natural Resource Publications Program on hold
- News and Views: New natural resource report needs your input
- News and Views: Park Science hard copies sought
- News and Views: Park Science now online
- News and Views: Research grants available from the Center for Field Research
- Pseudoreplication issues versus hypothesis testing and field designs: Alternative study designs and statistical analyses help prevent data misinterpretation
- Sidebar: NBS-USGS merger update
- The National Biological Service and NPS science-based management: Examining a static need in a dynamic relationship
- Why assess the economic impacts of national parks?