Park Science Volume 6 Number 4 - Summer 1986
Park Science. 1986. v6. (4). Park Science Volume 6 Number 4 - Summer 1986. Summer
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- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 1986
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Contents
- Aldo Leopold centennial celebration
- Book Review: Hawaii's terrestrial ecosystems: preservation and management
- Book Review: The state of the world's parks
- Cahn, Albright collaborate on NPS history: The birth of the National Park Service: The founding years, 1913–1933
- Canaveral sea turtle strategy defeats raccoons
- Dune restoration at Fort Matanzas
- First national social science symposium held
- Grand Canyon wind study aids in smoke management
- Grizzly/wolf workshop to be held in Canada
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- Law conference focuses on ill-advised development
- Letters
- MAB Notes
- Masthead
- Meetings of Interest
- More fuel for the fragmentation fire: A reply to Bratton and White
- NPS science meeting attracts 350 papers
- New report
- Pollutants found in Rainier, Olympic
- Prescribed fire: Is it an option for coastal barrier management?
- Recreation research colloquium
- Regional Highlights: Alaska Region
- Regional Highlights: Mid-Atlantic Region
- Regional Highlights: Pacific Northwest Region
- Regional Highlights: Rocky Mountain Region
- Regional Highlights: Water Resources Division
- Regional Highlights: Western Region
- Review: Acid deposition: Long-term trends
- Review: Playing God in Yellowstone: The destruction of America's first national park
- Science in the parks
- Seabird condos readied at Channel Islands NP
- Something new has been added
- Splendid CUE rises from soggy teahouse dregs
- Superintendent's Corner
- Two reviews [part II]: The intent of Congress on preservation and use
- Two reviews [part I]: NPS legislation reinterpreted
- United States District Court finds reserved water rights in federal wilderness areas
- Vegetation management course emphasizes field projects
- Vegetation management in national parks in arid areas of the Pacific Northwest
- Wolves down, moose up at Isle Royale NP