Kobuk Sand Dunes rare plant survey

Hunt DR. 1996. Kobuk Sand Dunes rare plant survey. Kobuk Valley National Park. Kotzebue, Alaska

The main objective for this research was to collect more ecological information, location, and habitat information on a soecial status plant species found on the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes. Since its discovery in 1994, the National Park Service has conducted a Rare Plant Survey on the Aster Yukonensis chonrquist (Yukon Aster) population located on the Great Kobuk Sand Dunes (GKSD). Data was collected during 1994, 95, and 96. A report was completed in 1997 that includes an introduction to the geological history of the GKDS, and historical status of the Yukon Aster, a botanical description of the Yukon Aster, range and habitat descriptions of the Yukon Aster, survey methods, a summary of the data gathered, data tables, location maps, a discussion and recommendations for future studies.

Type
Unpublished Report
Authors
Hunt, Diane
Date of Issue
1996
Publisher
Kobuk Valley National Park
Units
KOVA
Keywords
dune, IAR, Kobuk, Plant Studies, Rare Plants, SAND

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