Alien species in National Parks: drawing lines in space and time

Houston DB and Schreiner EG. 1995. Alien species in National Parks: drawing lines in space and time. Conservation Biology. 9(1):204-209

From the introduction: "The concern of the National Park Service with alien species may be understood more fully when viewed in the broader context of national park management goals. Therefore, we briefly discuss management of natural areas and trace the evolution of National Park Service policies on introduced species, including their ecological and management implications." Olympic National Park, WA is one of the examples given.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Houston, D; Schreiner, E
Units
BIBE , OLYM
Keywords
Exotic, Human Impact, Management, Olympic National Park

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