Crown of the continent project: a new approach for integrated research, education, and interpretation of ecological and human relations within the Crown of the Continent ecosystem in Montana, British Columbia and Alberta

Darrow GF, Stanford JA, Lusk HG, Brannon EB. 1990. Crown of the continent project: a new approach for integrated research, education, and interpretation of ecological and human relations within the Crown of the Continent ecosystem in Montana, British Columbia and Alberta. University of Montana. Missoula, MT

Proposal for an innovative project that interfaces all levels of government and citizenry for the purpose of understanding the intimate relationship between the natural resources that define the ecosystem and the economic processes that determine a balance, or lack thereof, between utilization and conservation of those natural resources. A second, but equally important, purpose is to utilize our understanding of this system as a means for quantifying effects of global pollution and other aspects of environmental change on a discrete, but relatively large, pristine and internationally-important area in the temperate latitudes.

Type
Published Report
Authors
Darrow, George; Stanford, Jack; Lusk, H; Brannon, Edgar
Date of Issue
1990-03-20
Publisher
University of Montana
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Development, Global Climate Change, Management

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