Park Science Volume 15 Number 4 - Fall 1995
Park Science. 1995. v15. (4). Park Science Volume 15 Number 4 - Fall 1995. Fall
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1995
Series
Contents
- A close look at the rock art of Amistad National Recreation Area, Texas
- Behavioral ecology and management of striped skunks in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Book Review: These American lands: Parks, wilderness, and the public lands, by Dyan Zaslowsky and T. H. Watkins
- Climate change book just out
- Clustering makes sense for Colorado Plateau parks concerned with water resources
- Errata
- Fifteen years ago in Park Science
- From the Editor: Gauging Progress
- Highlights: Chesapeake: Flood assessment in Shenandoah
- Highlights: Colorado Plateau
- Highlights: Colorado Plateau: Support for peregrine delisting
- Highlights: Columbia-Cascades: Fort Vancouver develops pest plan; USGS help sought
- Highlights: Columbia-Cascades: USGS help sought
- Highlights: Great Plains: Ferrets "sighted" for littering
- Highlights: Gulf Coast: Chinch bugs at Biscayne
- Highlights: Gulf Coast: Least terns nest in Biscayne
- Highlights: Rocky Mountain: Three-way weed control program
- Highlights: Southwest: "Adopt-a-Bat" donations fund research
- I&M video in competition
- Integrated pest management findings
- Inventory and monitoring projects get $1,200,000 boost
- Land use history of North America: An emerging project of the National Biological Service
- MAB Notes: July national committee meeting report
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Mitigation of rediological hazards in parks explained
- Murrelet report available
- NBS databases accessible over Internet
- NBS releases first technical I&M report
- National research needs prioritized
- Park Science text files available
- Partnerships in resource management: The Potrero Creek Restoration Project
- Plants return to oil slick perimeter
- President addresses fisheries management
- Restoring native vegetation on Indiana Dunes razed residential sites
- Stage set for black bear restoration at Big South Fork: 1995–1996 plan calls for staff readiness, experimental winter and summer releases, and scientific follow-up
- Turfgrass research reported in monthly newsletter
- Wolf recovery in Upper Michigan: Regional partnerships key to natural wolf recovery at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore and beyond
- new journal available through e-mail