Biological Diversity: Discovery, Science, and Management
Park Science. 2014. v31. (1). Biological Diversity: Discovery, Science, and Management
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Date of Issue
- 2014
Series
Contents
- A bold strategy for biodiversity conservation
- All along the watchtower: Larval dragonflies are promising biological sentinels for monitoring methylmercury contamination
- Benefits of biodiversity to human health and well-being
- Biodiversity and national parks: What's relevance got to do with it?
- Biodiversity discovery: Exploring arthropods in two NPS national monuments
- Biodiversity inventories and the advent of a volunteer-based natural resource management program at Wolf Trap
- Bird diversity reflects battlefield park’s natural setting
- Camera traps for monitoring biodiversity
- Camera-trap surveys in the southeastern Arizona national parks
- Cameras and cell phones at the bioblitz
- Data management for National Park Service–National Geographic Society BioBlitzes
- Engaging citizens on a large scale in biodiversity discovery
- Engaging park stewards through biodiversity discovery: Social outcomes of participation in bioblitzes
- Environmental DNA: Can it improve our understanding of biodiversity on NPS lands?
- From the Editor: Seek, and you will find
- George Washington Carver Bioblitz
- Great Lakes Pollinators
- IUCN World Parks Conference to address values and benefits of biodiversity
- Insect pollinators of Denali: A survey of bees and flower flies
- Inventory and monitoring of park biodiversity
- Local experts identify insect biodiversity in Catoctin Mountain Park
- Mammal diversity monitoring in Saguaro National Park, Arizona
- Masthead
- Monitoring bee diversity and abundance in Boston Harbor Islands National Recreation Area: A pilot study
- Moving beyond the minimum: The addition of nonvascular plant inventories to vegetation research in Alaska’s national parks
- National parks and biodiversity discovery
- Notes From Abroad: Restoring biodiversity in Ireland's national parks
- Ocmulgee National Monument Butterfly Bioblitz
- Perspectives on the ATBI: Interviews with Marc Albert and Todd Witcher
- Pollinators in peril? A multipark approach to evaluating bee communities in habitats vulnerable to effects from climate change
- Profile: Ben Clark, Biodiversity Youth Ambassador
- Recommended readings in biodiversity
- Saguaro National Park 2011 NPS-NGS BioBlitz!
- Synthetic biology and NPS policy
- Synthetic biology offers extraordinary opportunities and challenges for conservation
- The Call to Collect Dragonflies: Citizen scientists study mercury contamination in national parks
- The Crayfish Corps
- The GWMP All-Taxa Biodiversity Inventory: Finding new species near the nation's capital
- The GWMP All-Taxa Biodiversity Inventory: Finding new species near the nation’s capital
- The bioblitz: Good science, good outreach, good fun
- The language of biodiveristy: A glossary
- Upper Delaware Bioblitz
- Using monitoring data to map amphibian breeding hotspots and describe wetland vulnerability in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
- Vermont Atlas of Life Field Days