A study plan to inventory vascular plants and vertebrates: North Coast and Cascades Network (2001)

Rochefort RM, Ahlstrand G, Braaten A, Beirne K, Dalby C, Fauth G, Fradkin S, Freet B, Gleason B, Glesne R, Happe P, Hoffman CH, Hoffman R, Holmes R, Jenkins K, Kuntz R, Kurth L, Meyer J, Petterson J, Samora B, Smith L, Stonum S, Swinney D. 2009. A study plan to inventory vascular plants and vertebrates: North Coast and Cascades Network (2001). Natural Resource Report. NPS/NCCN/NRR—2009/089. National Park Service. Fort Collins, Colorado

From the Introduction: "Summaries of existing data revealed a wide range in quality and volume of existing information on species presence in the parks. The purpose of our study is to complete baseline inventories for vascular plants and vertebrates in network parks and to collect distributional data on selected species that is necessary for the development of a network monitoring strategy and design. Our study plan is designed in conjunction with development of our network's long-term monitoring plan."

Type
Published Report
Authors
Rochefort, Regina; Ahlstrand, Gary; Braaten, Anne; Beirne, Katherine; Dalby, Craig; Fauth, Gregg; Fradkin, Steven; Freet, Bruce; Gleason, Bill; Glesne, Reed; Happe, Patti; Hoffman, Cat; Hoffman, Roger; Holmes, Ronald; Jenkins, Kurt; Kuntz, Robert; Kurth, Laurie; Meyer, John; Petterson, Jim; Samora, Barbara; Smith, Leigh; Stonum, Scott; Swinney, Darin
Date of Issue
2009-02
Publisher
National Park Service
Units
EBLA , FOVA , LEWI , MORA , NCCN , NOCA , NRSS , OLYM , SAJH
Keywords
Amphibian, Animal Studies, Bird, Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve, Fish, forest carnivore, Fort Clatsop National Memorial Park, Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, Inventory & Monitoring, Long Term Ecological Monitoring, LTEM, Mammal, Management, Mount Rainier National Park, NCCN Plan, North Cascades National Park, North Coast and Cascades Network, NPSpecies, Olympic National Park, Plant Studies, Reptile, San Juan Island National Historical Park, Vascular Plant, Vertebrate

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