Natural Resources Management Plan: Guadalupe Mountains National Park
National Park Service. 1975. Natural Resources Management Plan: Guadalupe Mountains National Park. National Park Service. Santa Fe, New Mexico
5 year maintenance and research plan for natural resources of Guadalupe Mountains National Park, TX. Discusses land classification, management constraints, cave management, fire management, backcountry use, research priorities and status of studies of relict plant communities, entomological survey, population dynamics and ecology of ungulates, small vertebrates of the Bowl ecosystem, limnology of McKittrick Canyon Stream, occurrence, ecological distribution and relative abundance of bats, human use capacity at selected ares proposed for development, natural ecologic conditions, range recuperation from livestock use, research natural areas, breeding avifauna of woodland communities, resource inventory and appraisal, basic ecosystem survey, mollusk survey, paleovertebrate study, flora, fauna, and microorganisms inventory, inventory of significant geologic features and processes, and development of a research database.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- National Park Service
- Date of Issue
- 1975-01
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- GUMO
- Keywords
- Animals, Backcountry, Bats (Chiroptera), Birds (Aves), Cave Management, Fire Management, Geology, Grazing, Human Impact, Insects (Insecta), Land Classification, Management, Maps, Microbes, Mollusks (Mollusca), Photographs, Plant Communities, Plants, Prehistoric Animals, Recovery, Research & Studies, Ungulates, Water Quality