2018 Acadia National Park Science Symposium
National Park Service, Acadia National Park, Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park, College of the Atlantic. 2018 Acadia National Park Science Symposium. 2018
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- Project
- Authors
- National Park Service, Acadia National Park; Schoodic Institute at Acadia National Park; College of the Atlantic
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- ACAD
- Keywords
- Education, Research & Studies
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- Research permits at Acadia National Park: The numbers
- Forest trends in Acadia National Park
- For the next 100 years: Quantifying visitation estimates in Acadia National Park
- Strategies for integrating long-term air and water monitoring at Acadia National Park
- Bat Watch: Using citizen scientists to collect bat monitoring data to inform management decisions at Acadia National Park
- Invasive species trends in Northeast Temperate Network park forests
- Second Century Stewardship: Science for Americas National Parks
- Surveying beaver presence, activity, and conflict in the Otter Creek/Cromwell Watersheds
- Whither Schoodic? Monitoring visitor numbers and activities in a time of change
- New bedrock geology map of Mount Desert Island
- Implications of rapid climate change on lake algal ecology in Acadia National Park, U.S.A.: A case study on Seal Cove Pond
- Multi-system passive warming chamber design and deployment
- The Downeast Phenology Trail: A snapshot of citizen science in Acadia National Park
- The Norway maple forest in Acadia National Park: Initial response to management
- Sedimentary architecture and accumulation rates of two lakes in Maine
- Multi-decadal evolution of nitrogen dynamics at the Bear Brook watershed in Maine
- Past, present, and future: A COA watershed assessment
- Associations of blacklegged ticks and European fire ants on Mount Desert Island
- Acadia National Park island forests: 25 years of change and stability
- Integrated transportation and visitor use modeling to help inform the Acadia National Park Transportation Plan
- Employing an external backpack radio transmitter to track post-breeding movements of spotted salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum)
- Mobile mapping: A new tool for eelgrass monitoring around Mount Desert Island
- Insights into stream water quality: Bacteria sampling at the Cromwell-Kebo watershed through summer storm events
- Assessing salt tolerance in coastal vs inland breeding spotted salamanders (Ambystoma maculatum) through behavioral avoidance tests
- Mapping dikes and faults on the Schoodic Peninsula, Acadia National Park
- Population study of painted turtles (Chrysemys picta) on Witch Hole Pond and Aunt Betty Pond in Acadia National Park
- Proceedings of the Acadia National Park Science Symposium; October 20th, 2018
- Integrating undergraduate education, stakeholder-driven research, and service through ongoing partnerships
- The power of place - Using Acadia as an outdoor science classroom
- Citizen science for all ages: How students and youth have been tracking ecosystem change on Acadia's Schoodic Peninsula
- Acadia Scholars Program: Wildlife intern
- Watershed monitoring in Acadia National Park: Collaborative internship between COA and FOA summer 2018
- Understanding visitor risk perceptions of lyme disease in Acadia National Park
- Patterns and mechanisms of Lyme disease exposure risk in Acadia National Park
- The P301 workbench for studying climate data
- The science behind transportation planning: Part 1
- Managing success: Modeling the plan
- Managing Success: Using science to preserve resources and protect visitor experience at Acadia National Park
- Squirreled away: How climate change and small mammals will reshape Acadia NP
- Why are you staring in that puddle? Identifying and testing climate change conservation strategies in an underappreciated model system
- Socio-ecological dimensions of tick-borne disease risk in Acadia National Park
- Incorporating climate change refugia into climate adaptation in the Acadia National Park region