Park Science Volume 22 Number 2 - Fall 2004
Park Science. 2004. v22. (2). Park Science Volume 22 Number 2 - Fall 2004. Fall
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2004
Series
Contents
- A retrospective on NPS invasive species policy and management
- Assessing the invasive plant issue
- Book Review: A plague of rats and rubbervines: The growing threat of species invasion, by Yvonne Baskin
- Book Review: Nature out of place: Biological invasions in the global age, by Jason and Roy Van Driesche
- Ecological effects of animal introductions at Channel Islands National Park
- From the Guest Editors: Invasive species management: Are we doing enough?
- Hemlock woolly adelgid and the disintegration of eastern hemlock ecosystems
- Highlights: Last African oryx removed from White Sands National Monument
- Highlights: Team Leafy Spurge and Theodore National Park: A partnership for the management and control of leafy spurge
- Impacts of West Nile virus on wildlife
- Information Crossfile: A Web site for teachers
- Information Crossfile: Before and after eradication: Considering the ecosystem effects of invasive species
- Information Crossfile: Exotic plants and restoration
- Information Crossfile: The costs of invasion
- Information Crossfile: Theory guides rapid response to plant invasions
- Information Crossfile: Trade policy and prevention of nonnative species invasion
- Information Crossfile: What's the big deal about earthworms?
- Invasions in the sea
- Invasive species: A biological wildfire
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- Salamanders and introduced fish in mountain lakes of two Pacific Northwest parks
- The Florida/Caribbean Exotic Plant Management Team partnership
- The challenge of effectively addressing the threat of invasive species to the National Park System
- The health of our forests and what we are doing about it
- The role of fire and fire management in the invasion of nonnative plants in California
- Under water and out of sight: Invasive fishes in the United States: Implications for national parks
- Understanding relationships among invasive species and soils
- Zebra mussels threaten native mussels of the St. Croix National Scenic Riverway