Park Science Volume 6 Number 2 - Winter 1986
Park Science. 1986. v6. (2). Park Science Volume 6 Number 2 - Winter 1986. Winter
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- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1986
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Contents
- "Green sickness" prevention and control in Oregon Caves
- Acid precipitation research and monitoring in the NPS
- Aerial photos of land cover types aid Denali mining impact analysis
- Book Review: Ranching, Mining, and the Human Impact of Natural Resource Development
- Book Review: The ecology of natural disturbance and patch dynamics
- Cultural landscape management at Buffalo National River
- Dan Huff heads science in Rocky Mountain Region
- Dogwood anthracnose fungus threatens Catoctin Mt. Park
- Editorial
- Electrolysis proves useful in preserving metal relics
- Fort Vancouver builds its own
- From trace elements to prehistoric diets
- Give us park rangers to match our grasshoppers
- Help!
- How to handle water data without getting drowned
- Indiana Dunes research conference
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- Interagency cooperation produces sedimentation study
- Landscape of the past: Prairie management at historic Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
- Letter
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- NPS/CPSU established at Tennessee University
- NPS/GW Society 1986 conference abstracts call
- Natural resources goes to the movies
- New technology allows counting of cave visitors
- North American prairie conference
- Prescribed burning in the Midwest: State of the art
- Regional Highlights: Mid-Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: Midwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Southeast Region
- Regional Highlights: Southwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Water Resources Division
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Research biologist joins Mid-Atlantic Region staff
- Rotating resource base program gets western tryout
- Social scientists to meet at OSU
- The state of the world's parks
- Through darkest New Mexico with tongue in cheek, or, the exotic African Oryx
- Trail logs reveal visibility impact on park visitors
- Visitor advocate: a novel management strategy
- Visual air quality and the national park visitor