Park Science Volume 37 Number 1 - Summer 2023
Park Science. 2023. v37. (1). Lawrence M and Weinberg McClosky J (ed). Park Science Volume 37 Number 1 - Summer 2023. July 31
In this issue: New treatment for plague; worm harvesters; timber rattlesnake motherhood; profile of Susan Brawley; reducing tick-borne disease; new technology for remotely detecting wild birds; community-driven science; restoring imperiled forests; state of the science of bats and Kemp's ridley sea turtles; citizen scientists who help measure visitor impacts; wildfire impacts on drinking water; high school students who test a small wasp to thwart invasives; The White House and President's Park Title-1 environmental education program.
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Authors
- Lawrence, Marie; Weinberg McClosky, Jessica
- Date of Issue
- 2023-07-31
Series
Contents
- A New Treatment to Control Plague in Wildlife Shows Promise
- A Visit of a Lifetime
- Bats Are in Danger. Here’s How and Why We’re Helping Them.
- Coming Full Circle: How Parks Are Using Conventional Tools in New Ways to Restore Imperiled Forests
- Despite Heroic Efforts, Kemp’s Ridley Sea Turtles Remain Critically Endangered
- Employee Surveys Give Clues to Reducing Tick-Borne Disease
- How Worm Harvesters Are Helping Acadia Understand Its Declining Coastal Fisheries
- If Seaweed Could Talk
- Let Me Count the Ways: How Citizen Scientists Helped a Park Measure Visitor Impacts
- Making Environmental STEM Education Stick
- Remote Audio-Recording Devices Hear Birds When We Can't
- The Art of Adapting
- Timber Rattlesnakes Show Their Tender Side
- When Communities Lead the Way
- Wildland Fires Could Be Putting Your Drinking Water at Risk