Park Science Volume 28 Number 1 - Spring 2011
Park Science. 2011. v28. (1). Park Science Volume 28 Number 1 - Spring 2011. Spring
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2011
Series
Contents
- A few words about Landscape Conservation Cooperatives and Climate Science Centers
- Alternative futures for fire management under a changing climate
- At Your Service: An integrated approach to climate change response in the National Park Service
- Audience segmentation as a tool for communicating climate change: Understanding the differences and bridging the divides
- Cascades Climate Challenge: Taking home the lessons of glaciers
- Citizen scientists in action: Providing baseline data for climate-sensitive species
- Climate change policy challenges in the National Park Service
- Climate change scenario planning: A tool for managing parks into uncertain futures
- Communicating climate change at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
- From the Editor: The water's fine … (but it's getting deeper)
- In This Issue: Index of parks and protected areas discussed in this issue
- Information Crossfile: Adapting to climate change in the changing climate of resource management
- Information Crossfile: Book: Climate savvy
- Information Crossfile: Bracing for climate change in the U.S. National Wildlife Refuge System
- Information Crossfile: Evaluating managed relocation by the numbers
- Information Crossfile: KlimaGuide: The yodeling iPhone application for the Swiss Alps
- Information Crossfile: The changing face of park management: Stewardship in an era of global environmental change
- Looking Back: The National Park Service and the U.S. Global Change Research Program: 1990–1993
- Masthead
- National parks and protected area management in a changing climate: Challenges and opportunities
- Park Operations: Connecting park management with a vision for a sustainable tomorrow: The Integrated Environmental Plan
- Research Report: Climate-Friendly Park Employees: The Intermountain Region's climate change training assessment
- Sidebar: NPS climate change talking points
- State of the Science: Sustainable fire: Preserving carbon stocks and protecting air quality
- The Strategic Framework for Science in Support of Management in the Southern Sierra Nevada, California
- Using citizen science to study saguaros and climate change at Saguaro National Park