Parks for Science Spring 2011: Coastal Science and Resource Protection
2011. O’Herron M (ed). Parks for Science Spring 2011: Coastal Science and Resource Protection. Spring
Parks for Science is published to share science-based management and preservation of our park resources. It is a product of the San Francisco Bay Area Network which includes Golden Gate National Recreational Area, Point Reyes National Seashore, Pinnacles National Monument, John Muir National Historic Site, and Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site. The Pacific Coast Science and Learning Center is a part of this network. Central topics in this spring 2011 issue are coastal science and resource protection. Articles include: "Climate Change: Where Will Our Beaches and Coastal Wetlands Go?" by Will Elder "Dune Restoration at the Point Reyes Headlands" by Jessica Weinberg "Featured Resource: Endangered Black Abalone" by Chris Briscoe "Rocky Intertidal Monitoring on Alcatraz" by Lily Kelsey "Habitat Maps Give a New Window into the Deep" by Daniel Strain "New Park Science Website www.sfnps.org" "Engaging Park Visitors in Coastal Resources" by Michelle O’Herron
- Type
- Newsletter Issue
- Authors
- O’Herron, Michelle
- Date of Issue
- 2011
- Units
- EUON , GOGA , JOMU , MUWO , PINN , PORE , SFAN
- Keywords
- beaches, black abalone, climate, climate change, coastal, dunes, geology, Haliotis cracherodii, interpretation, restoration