Park Science Volume 37 Number 2 - Winter 2023
Park Science. 2023. v37. (2). Lawrence M and Weinberg McClosky J (ed). Park Science Volume 37 Number 2 - Winter 2023. December 29
In this issue: Two new podcasts on reaching remote communities and saving Hawaiian songbirds. Plus, managing changing forests, sharing what we learn, collecting the data we need, preserving the planetary record, and hiking long-distance trails in the wake of wildfire.
- Type
- Journal Issue
- Authors
- Lawrence, Marie; Weinberg McClosky, Jessica
- Date of Issue
- 2023-12-29
Series
Contents
- Early Detection Is the Best Protection for Old-Growth Forests
- Eastern Parks Reduce Herds to Benefit Forests, Deer, and People
- How to Assess Air Pollution's Impacts on Forests
- How to Collaborate with a Scientist (or Park Interpreter), Illustrated
- Long-Distance Hikers Navigate the Hazards of a Changing Climate
- Strong Visitor Support for Steps to Limit Light Pollution
- The Devoted People behind Big Data in National Parks
- Unlocking Earth's Secrets, Layer by Layer
- Ways to Meet a Changing World
- What Do We Mean by “Old Growth”?
- When Wildfire Makes the Forest Understory the Star