Park Science Volume 26 Number 2 - Fall 2009
Park Science. 2009. v26. (2). Park Science Volume 26 Number 2 - Fall 2009. Fall
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2009
Series
Contents
- At Your Service: Rising tide: Jeffrey Cross focuses resources on marine and coastal park issues
- Book Review: A rough yet provocative guide to climate change
- Book Review: Stepping into the wind with California condors
- Book Review: Yellowstone's rebirth by fire
- Case Study: Pulse study links scientists and managers: An example from Saguaro National Park
- Contaminants study provides window onto airborne toxic impacts in western U.S. and Alaska national parks: Results and implications of the Western Airborne Contaminants Assessment Project
- Continuity
- Exploring the influence of genetic diversity on pitcher plant restoration in Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
- Field Moment: Mt. Whitney, Sequoia National Park, 22 July 2009, 12:30–2:00 am
- Forest Vegetation Monitoring in Eastern Parks
- Forest vegetation monitoring in eastern parks
- In Focus: CESUs--Archaeological field school provides valuable data for Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
- In Focus: CESUs--Assessing economic impacts of national parks
- In Focus: CESUs--Burmese pythons in southern Florida's Everglades
- In Focus: CESUs--Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units at 10 years
- In Focus: CESUs--Impact of a cougar decline on Zion Canyon, Zion National Park
- In Focus: CESUs--Reconstucting prehistoric ecology to restore the paleo-environment at Effigy Mounds
- In Focus: CESUs--Sea-level rise, climate change, and salt-marsh development processes at Fire Island
- In Focus: CESUs--Sidebar: Report summarizes economic impacts of parks for 2008
- In This Issue
- Information Crossfile: Conservation of rare or little-known species: Biological, social, and economic considerations
- Information Crossfile: Discovering contaminants of emerging concern
- Information Crossfile: Framing problems to understand stakeholders, reduce conflict, and find solutions
- Information Crossfile: Glyphosate and other pesticides in vernal pools and streams in parks
- Information Crossfile: Managing protected areas as surrounding land use changes
- Masthead
- NPS in Print: Isotope analysis aids monitoring of estuarine nitrogen
- NPS in Print: Patterns of propeller scarring of seagrass in Florida Bay
- NPS in Print: Preserving nature, round two
- NPS in Print: Reading the tale of two rivers: Historical analysis in support of river park management
- NPS in Print: Science policy recommendations reissued in illustrated volume
- NPS in Print: Vital signs report evaluates natural resource conditions in Yellowstone
- Profile: Jack Potter: Glacier National Park's veteran of resource management
- Research Report: A rapid, invasive plant survey method for national park units with a cultural resource focus
- Research Report: Distribution and abundance of Barbary sheep and other ungulates in Carlsbad Caverns National Park
- Research Report: Forest vegetation monitoring in eastern parks
- Research Report: Partnership behaviors, motivations, constraints, and training needs among NPS employees
- Research Report: Prescribed fire and nonnative plant spread in Zion National Park
- Restoration Journal: Case example--Application of RRAT to a watershed on Santa Cruz Island
- Restoration Journal: Development of a rapid assessment tool for ecological restoration
- Restoration Journal: Mussels protected from horses at Big South Fork
- Restoration Journal: Restoring native vegetation along Hermit Road in Grand Canyon National Park
- Sidebar: Branch chief Cross
- Sidebar: Ecology of plant carnivory
- Sidebar: The partnership phenomenon
- Students to the rescue of freshwater mussels at St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
- Twenty Years Ago in Park Science: "Vignettes of primitive America" revisited
- Twenty Years Ago in Park Science: Cave mapping