Park Science Volume 25 Number 1 - Summer 2008
Park Science. 2008. v25. (1). Park Science Volume 25 Number 1 - Summer 2008. Summer
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2008
Series
Contents
- 20 Years Ago in Park Science: Climate change
- 20 Years Ago in Park Science: Communicating research findings
- Basic ecology of elkhorn coral and threat ot its survival
- Book Review: Parks and carrying capacity: Commons without tragedy, by Robert E. Manning. A social scientist's view.
- Book Review: Parks and carrying capacity: Commons without tragedy, by Robert E. Manning. The park manager's view.
- Case Study: Collaboration of the Natural Resource and Museum programs: A research tool for information archives at Dinosaur National Monument
- Case Study: Using virtual Research Learning Centers for disseminating science information about national park resources
- Comments and Corrections: Corrections
- Comments and Corrections: Subscriptions updated
- Field Moment: Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, 25 May 2004
- From the Editor: Colorful content
- In This Issue
- Information Crossfile: A resource manager's guide to working with people
- Information Crossfile: A theft-resistant adjustable security box for digital cameras
- Information Crossfile: Birds and climate change
- Information Crossfile: DOI library: A resource for science and technology journals online
- Information Crossfile: Dogs detect elusive wildlife better than other methods
- Information Crossfile: Four-legged friend or foe? Dog walking displaces native birds from natural areas
- Information Crossfile: Framing science
- Information Crossfile: Lichens: Indispensable members of ecosystems
- Information Crossfile: Speaking about science
- Information Crossfile: Spent lead ammunition poisons California condors
- Information Crossfile: The economic value of insects
- Information Crossfile: Visual images promote effective science communication
- Masthead
- Profile: Legacy of an intellectual leader
- Research Report: A behavioral intervention tool for recreation managers
- Research Report: Adaptive management for national parks: Considerations for an experimental approach
- Research Report: Cultivating connection: Incorporating meaningful citizen science into Cape Cod National Seashore's estuarine research and monitoring programs
- Research Report: Ranking and mapping exotic plants at Capulin Volcano and Fort Union national monuments
- Research Report: Using landscape analysis to evaluate ecological impacts of battlefield restoration
- Saving the seabeach amaranth
- Science Feature: Assessing the effects of ungulates on natural resources at Assateague Island National Seashore
- Science Feature: The decline of elkhorn coral at Buck Island Reef National Monument: Protecting the first threatened coral species
- Science Notes: Mine portals at New River Gorge: An ecological perspective
- Science Notes: Park signs and visitor behavior: A research summary
- Science Notes: Partnerships empower hydrology program at Big Cypress
- Science Notes: Pupfish recovery targets food availability at Devils Hole
- Science Notes: Restoring hydrologic processes and protecting karst resources at Antietam National Battlefield
- Science Notes: Salvaged mussels: Reconstructing prehistoric conditions from looted archaeological sites at Buffalo National River
- The Park Science interview with Mike Soukup
- Tribute: A biologist's biologist: Remembering Eric York 1970–2007
- We hope you enjoy this issue of Park Science