Springs and Seeps: Inventories Provide Data on At-Risk Wetland Resources in Mojave Desert Network Parks
Hughson D, Fisk T, Sada D. 2007. Springs and Seeps: Inventories Provide Data on At-Risk Wetland Resources in Mojave Desert Network Parks. Pages 18-21. In Selleck J (ed). Natural Resource Year in Review - 2006. NPS, Natural Resource Program Center. Denver, CO. ISSN 1544-5429
"The future of Mojave Network park springs and their rare, endemic biota is uncertain in the face of climate change and human enterprise. Inventories of springs and aquatic biota in the desert parks provide knowledge to inform the public of these at-risk resources." This article discusses the Mojave Network springs and their associated rare species. Includes several photographs.
- Type
- Book Chapter
- Authors
- Hughson, Debra; Fisk, Terry; Sada, Don
- Units
- MOJN
- Keywords
- Absence (Biodiversity), Amphibia (Amphibians), Anura (Frogs, Conservation, Ecological Monitoring, Ecosystem, Mojave Desert Network Parks, MOJN, Natural Resources, Presence (Biodiversity), Rana onca (Relict Leopard Frog), Ranid Frogs), Ranidae (True Frogs, Riperian Frogs, Taxa Links To References, Toads), Water Quality, wetlands management