Abstracts 1986 research symposium: Shenandoah National Park
Author unknown. 1986. Abstracts 1986 research symposium: Shenandoah National Park. Luray, VA. 1986. Luray, VA
This document is a collection of abstracts for research being conducted at Shenandoah National Park in 1986. Included in the abstracts is research being conducted by Nathan Garner and Michael Vaughan (back bear movement, habitat use, and feeding habits), Daniel Carney and Michael Vaughan (blacks bears denning and population dynamics), Stefan Holzenbein and George Schwede (female white-tailed deer) Emily Baxter (vegetation an soil moisture), Donald Henderson (air quality models), J. P. Bennett, P. S. Sanchini and J. L. Dawson (ecological effects of ozone), James Lawrey (lichens and lead/sulfur monitoring), Dennis Lynch (hydrologic conditions and trends), T. Leininger and W. Winner (rainfall chemistry and red oak), M. M. Kennedy P. M. Shackelford and O. P. Bricker (precipitation, streamwater, and groundwater chemical composition), J. T. Sigmon, H. H. Shugart, F. S. Gilliam G. M. Hornberger and J. N. Galloway (forest - atmosphere interaction), James Galloway, G. M. Hornberger and B. J. Cosby (acid deposition and streamwater composition), Raymond W. Arritt, Moti Segal, Michael Moran and Roger Pielke (air quality impacts), David Haskell (meadow management), George Schwede and Stefan Holzenbein (white-tailed deer antler size and rutting behavior), Alison Teetor (forest cover mapping), James Watkins (ozone monitoring), James Watkins (visibility), David A. Haskell (black bear population survey), and Alison Teetor (GIS design)
- Type
- Conference Proceeding
- Date of Issue
- 1986
- Units
- SHEN
- Keywords
- Acid Deposition, Air Quality, Bibliography, Black Bear (Ursus americanus), Forest Communities, Geographic Information System (GIS), Groundwater, Hydrology, Lichen (Mycophycophyta), Management, Meadows, Monitoring, Ozone (O3), Precipitation, Research & Studies, Rivers & Streams, Vegetation, Visibility, White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)