Park Science Volume 9 Number 3 - Spring 1989

Park Science. 1989. v9. (3). Park Science Volume 9 Number 3 - Spring 1989. Spring

Type

Journal Issue

Date of Issue

1989

Series

• Park Science

Contents

• Air quality research seeks to protect park resources
• American Academy of Underwater Sciences
• And the voice of the grey tree frog was heard again in the land…
• Biota associated with deep benthic moss creates scientific excitement at Crater Lake
• Biota associated with deep benthic moss creates scientific excitement at Crater Lake
• Computer Corner
• Ecological Restoration Society organized
• Ecosystem management for parks and wilderness; edited by James K. Agee and Darryll R. Johnson
• Editorial
• Exotic or alien: either defines "pest"
• Fire ecology symposium
• Florida Bay seagrasses are dying off
• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile
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• Information Crossfile
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• Information Crossfile
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• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile
• Information Crossfile: "Ecology and our endangered life-support systems" by Eugene P. Odum
• Information Crossfile: "Wintergreen: Rambles in a ravaged land" by Robert M. Pyle
• Journal devotes issue to greenhouse effect
• Letters: Expansion of NPS science?
• MAB notes from Nape Shelton
• Masthead
• Meetings of Interest
• Monitoring protocols documented in handbookss
• NPCA Update of Leopold Report to DI Secretary on March 19
• NPS holds first GIS conference
• Non-native mountain goat management undertaken at Olympic National Park
• Our Common Lands: Defending the National Parks [Book Review]
• Private grants for field research
• Proposed migratory bird watch to encompass research, monitoring and interpretation
• Quinlan participates in China conference
• Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
• Regional Highlights: Midwest Region
• Regional Highlights: North Atlantic Region: "Managing public lands in the public interest" by Benjamin Dysart et al.
• Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
• Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
• Regional Highlights: Southwest Region
• Regional Highlights: Western Region: "Avian species of management concern: Mill and Deer Creek drainages, Tehama County, Cali
• Regional Highlights: Western Region: "Field manual of wildlife diseases in the southeastern United States"
• Research natural areas get hard look from scientists and managers
• Review team finds fire policy sound but "application needs changing"
• Superintendent's Corner: Let's bet the ranch and learn the game
• The forest communities of Mount Rainier National Park; by Jerry F. Franklin et al.
• The redesigned forest; by Chris Maser
• U.S. attorney files environmental suit
• Why monitor park health?
• Yellowstone elk and bison: A mid-winter report

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