Park Science Volume 19 Number 1 - February 1999
Park Science. 1999. v19. (1). Park Science Volume 19 Number 1 - February 1999. February
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1999-02
Series
Contents
- A superintendent speaks out on the value of inventory and monitoring: Remarks of Superintendent Karen Wade, Great Smoky Mountains National Park
- Book Review: Restoring diversity: strategies for reintroduction of endangered plants, edited by D. A. Falk, C. I. Millar, and M. Olwell
- Cooperative watershed restoration in Whiskeytown National Recreation Area: Innovative partnership provides a model for restoration of a scarred landscape
- Dwarf shrew found in Rocky Mountain National Park
- Ecosystem-based assessment of biodiversity associated with eastern hemlock forests
- From the Edtior: Size and scope
- Highlights: Appalachia: Champion trees of the Smokies
- Highlights: National Capital: Hummingbirds succumb to vegetative “Velcro”
- Highlights: Rocky Mountains: NAS begins review of natural regulation in Yellowstone
- Highlights: Rocky Mountains: Whirling disease found in Yellowstone
- Highlights: Southwest: Cowbird impacts assessed at Carlsbad Caverns
- Highlights: Southwest: Interagency communications productive at Bandelier
- Impacts to river biota studied in Zion Narrows
- Impacts to river biota studied in Zion Narrows
- Information Crossfile: Channel Islands I&M reports available
- Information Crossfile: Ecosystem management activities in southern Appalachians compiled
- Information Crossfile: El Malpais publishes natural history work
- Information Crossfile: Exotic species: A costly burden
- Information Crossfile: Fire and ecosystem managmeent
- Information Crossfile: Needs assessed for marine waste disposal facilities
- Information Crossfile: Politics of wildfire analyzed
- Information Crossfile: Popularity of parks affects policy making
- Information Crossfile: The influence of land ethics on forest policy
- Information Crossfile: Trail trampling and deterioration studies
- Information Crossfile: Ungulate fence design improved
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Midsize carnivores losing ground in the West
- Mirounga massing at Point Reyes
- News and Views: Letter to the editor: CD-ROM
- News and Views: Letter to the editor: Preserving nature
- News and Views: Letter to the editor: Science?
- News and Views: Letter to the editor: Snowmobiles
- News and Views: Science scholarship program announced for 1999
- Persistent expression of tumors in Lake of the Arbuckles gizzard shad: A summary of eight years of study
- Reflections on a desert nursery operation: Need native plants for restoration projects? Establishing a park nursery is one solution
- Studies of reproductive output of the desert tortoise at Joshua Tree National Park, the Mojave National Preserve, and comparative sites
- The application of a solar “hot box” to pasturize toilet compost in Yosemite National Park
- The propagation of three greenhouse programs in the Pacific Northwest
- “Real time” air quality monitoring data displayed at Great Smoky Mountains