Case study: A collaborative stewardship strategy in three Southern Plains parks

Mathis A, Hogan T, Beer M. Case study: A collaborative stewardship strategy in three Southern Plains parks. 2020

The purpose of this project was to document the origins and development of an innovative collaborative resource management project in the Southern Plains. Collaboration partners included three small parks (Bent's Old Fort, Sand Creek Massacre, and Washita Battlefield national historic sites); invasive plant management teams, Southern Plains Inventory & Monitoring Network, and the Southern Plains Fire Group.

Type
Project
Authors
Mathis, Allyson; Hogan, Terri; Beer, Margaret
Units
BEOL , IMD , SAND , SOPN , WABA
Keywords
collaboration, fire, interdisciplinary, invasives, monitoring, small parks, vegetation management, weeds

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