Park Science Volume 21 Number 2 - Spring 2002
Park Science. 2002. v21. (2). Park Science Volume 21 Number 2 - Spring 2002. Spring
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2002
Series
Contents
- Atmospheric nitrogen deposition: Implications for managers of western U.S. parks
- Book Review: Preserving Yellowstone's natural conditions: Science and the perception of nature, by James A. Pritchard
- Book review: Crimes against nature: Squatters, poachers, thieves, and the hidden history of American conservation
- Development of natural resource professionals in the Northeast Region: An innovative training program enhances science-based management
- From the Editor: Cultural resource connections
- Highlights: Black-footed ferret: An Endangered Species Act success story (so far)
- Highlights: Meadows re-create history at Valley Forge
- Highlights: Research reveals dinosaurs and other fossil wildlife at Big Bend
- Hindsight makes better foresight: Paleontology as a new tool for conservation
- Information Crossfile: Problems in documenting population trends of the desert tortoise
- Information Crossfile: Recent Publications: Book on lichens, mosses, and liverworts illuminates lesser-known forest life
- Information Crossfile: Recent Publications: Climate change impacts on the United States
- Information Crossfile: Recent Publications: Implications of climate change for coastal and marine resources
- Information Crossfile: Recent Publications: Paleontological inventories of caves
- Information Crossfile: Recent Publications: Sixth fossil confefence proceedings available
- Information Crossfile: State clean water programs and endangered species
- Information Crossfile: The effect of white-tailed deer on forest bird populations
- Information Crossfile: The threat of pathogens to biodiversity
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- New termite baiting technologies for the preservation of cultural resources: Results of field trials in the National Park System
- News and Views: Articles wanted
- News and Views: Excellence in geographic information systems recognized
- News and Views: Honors awarded for natural resources work
- News and Views: Letter to the editor: Handling wolves on Isle Royale
- Persistence of pikas in two low-elevation national monuments in the western United States
- Using survey research to analyze regional economic impacts from a change in park management: A case study at Fort Sumter National Monument