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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Whose America? Whose Idea? Making "America's Best Idea" Reflect New American Realities
John J. Reynolds
The Heart of the Matter:
New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
The World’s Protected Areas: Status, Values, and Prospects in the 21st Century / edited by Stuart Chape, Mark Spalding, and Martin Jenkins
Reviewed by David M. Graber
The Parks Canada Agency: Meeting the Needs and Expectations of Canadians
John Waithaka, guest editor
Parks Canada: Building on Our Strengths to Achieve New Heights
Alan Latourelle
Filling in the Gaps: Establishing New National Parks
Kevin McNamee
Ecological Integrity and Canada’s National Parks
Stephen Woodley
Parks Canada’s National Historic Sites: Past, Present, and Future
Larry Ostola
National Marine Conservation Areas—Extending Parks Canada’s Reach into Canada’s
Oceans and Great Lakes
Doug Yurick
Setting the Stage for Visitor Experiences in Canada’s National Heritage Places
Ed Jager and Annique Sanche
Mobilizing Support for Canada’s National Treasures
Daniel Rosset
Canada’s Northern National Parks: Unfragmented Landscapes, Unforgettable
Experiences,Wilderness, and Spiritual Homeland
David Murray
Parks Canada Science: Providing Knowledge for Better Service to Canadians
John Waithaka
Two Paths One Direction: Parks Canada and Aboriginal Peoples Working Together
Steve Langdon, Rob Prosper, Nathalie Gagnon
International Engagement: Enhancing the Global Parks Agenda
Marc Johnson and John Pinkerton
Traductions françaises courtoisie des Parcs Canada
Agence Parcs Canada : répondre aux besoins et aux attentes des Canadiens
John Waithaka, rédacteur en chef invité
Parcs Canada : Miser sur nos forces pour atteindre de nouveaux sommets
Alan Latourelle
Combler les lacunes : créer de nouveaux parcs nationaux
Kevin McNamee
L’intégrité écologique et les parcs nationaux du Canada
Stephen Woodley
Lieux historiques nationaux de Parcs Canada : passé, présent et avenir
Larry Ostola
Aires marines nationales de conservation – Étendre la portée de Parcs Canada aux océans et aux Grands Lacs du Canada
Doug Yurick
Ouvrir la voie à l’expérience du visiteur dans les lieux patrimoniaux du Canada
Ed Jager et Annique Sanche
Mobiliser la population pour appuyer la conservation du patrimoine national
Daniel Rosset
Parcs nationaux du Nord du Canada : paysages unifiés, expériences inoubliables, milieux sauvages et patrie « spirituelle »
David Murray
La recherche scientifique à Parcs Canada : apporter des connaissances afin de mieux servir les Canadiens
John Waithaka
Deux voies une direction: Parcs Canada et les peuples autochtones travaillent de concert
Steve Langdon, Rob Prosper, Nathalie Gagnon
Engagement international : promouvoir les activités de Parcs Canada sur la scène internationale
Marc Johnson et John Pinkerton
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
An Idea in Trouble: Thoughts about the Future of Traditional National Parks in the United States
William C. Tweed
Geoparks: Think Outside the Park
Heidi Bailey and Wesley Hill, guest editors
The UNESCO Global Network of National Geoparks
Patrick J. McKeever, Nickolas C. Zouros, and Margarete Patzak
Lesvos Petrified Forest Geopark, Greece:
Geoconservation, Geotourism, and Local Development
Nickolas C. Zouros
Economic Effects of Geotourism in Geopark TERRA.vita, Northern Germany
Joachim W. Härtling and Irene Meier
Geoparks: Creating a Vision for North America
Richard Calnan, Sally R. Brady, and Wesley Hill
Protection of Geological Heritage: A North American Perspective on Geoparks
Godfrey S. Nowlan, Peter Bobrowsky, and John Clague
The Future of North American Geoparks
Heidi Bailey and Wesley Hill
Reaching Conservation-oriented Goals: Perspectives from the 2008 Park Break Program at
Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
Carena J. van Riper and Michelle P. Dela Cruz
Keeping Up with the Mountain:
The Challenge and Prospect of an Adjusted Management Paradigm
Sarah Stehn
Sustainable Management of the Crown of the Continent Ecosystem
Tony Prato and Daniel B. Fagre
Loss of a Sacred Shrine:
How the National Park Service Anguished over Yellowstone’s Campfire Myth, 1960–1980
Lee H. Whittlesey
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Ethnography in a National Park Service Second Century
Jerry L. Rogers
Ocean Currents, Dune Hollows, and Mountain Peaks: Park Break as a
Pedagogical Approach to Collaborative Experiential Learning in the National Parks
Tinelle D. Bustam, Michelle Moorman, Carena J. van Riper, Sarah Stehn, and Rebecca Stanfield McCown
Moving Public Participation beyond Compliance:
Uncommon Approaches to Finding Common Ground
Kirsten M. Leong, John F. Forester, and Daniel J. Decker
Ethnography in the National Park Service:
Past Lessons, Present Challenges, Future Prospects
Jacilee Wray, guest editor
Foreword
Jacilee Wray
Creating Policy for the National Park Service:
Addressing Native Americans and Other Traditionally Associated Peoples
Jacilee Wray, Alexa Roberts, Allison Peña, and Shirley J. Fiske
Rethinking Ethnography in the National Park Service
David Ruppert
Under Native American Skies
Walter R. Echo-Hawk
Applied Ethnography and Park Management at Pipestone National Monument
Michael J. Evans
Working with Traditionally Associated Groups: A Form of Civic Engagement
Jenny Masur
Ethnographic Overviews and Assessments:
An Example from Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and Preserve
Barbara A. Cellarius
A Balancing Act: Ethnography, Subsistence, and Alaska Parks
David J. Krupa
The Challenge of Ethnography
Erin McPherson and Kat Byerly
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Diary for a Second Century:
A Journey across America’s National Park System in Search of its Future
Rolf Diamant
Visitor Satisfaction and Support for Park Fees: Examining the Effects of Frontcountry, Backcountry, and Information in Rocky Mountain National Park
Patricia A. Taylor and Burke D. Grandjean
Evaluating the Quality of Biological Objectives for Conservation Planning in the National Wildlife Refuge System
Richard L. Schroeder
Why is Biodiversity Conservation Important in Protected Landscapes?
Nigel Dudley
Engaging Local Communities in Sea Turtle Conservation: Strategies from Nicaragua
Richard Smith and Sarah Otterstrom
Healthy Parks, Healthy People: The Health Benefits of Contact with Nature in a Park Context
Cecily Maller, Mardie Townsend, Lawrence St Leger, Claire Henderson-Wilson, Anita Pryor, Lauren Prosser, and Megan Moore
The Prairie Dog: A Century of Confusion and Conflict in Park Management
Daniel S. Licht, Cay Ogden, and Myron Chase
Civil Society and Protected Areas: Lessons from Canada’s Experience
Harvey Locke
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 The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
The National Park Service and Civic Engagement
Edward T. Linenthal
Wolf Recovery in Yellowstone: Park Visitor Attitudes, Expenditures, and Economic Impacts
John W. Duffield, Chris J. Neher, and David A. Patterson
Out of Africa: Lessons from Park Management in South Africa
Daniel S. Licht, Rob Slotow, and Joshua Millspaugh
The Economic Importance of Extending Habitat Protection Beyond Park Boundaries: A Case Study from Costa Rica
Barry Allen, Lee Lines, and Debra Hamilton
Naturalness and Beyond: Protected Area Stewardship in an Era of Global Environmental Change
David N. Cole, Laurie Yung, Erika S. Zavaleta, Gregory H. Aplet, F. Stuart Chapin III, David M. Graber, Eric S. Higgs, Richard J. Hobbs, Peter B. Landres, Constance I. Millar, David J. Parsons, John M. Randall, Nathan L. Stephenson, Kathy A. Tonnessen, Peter S. White, and Stephen Woodley
Transportation Research Needs in National Parks: A Summary and Exploration of Future Trends
John J. Daigle
A Very Large Array: Early Federal Historic Preservation—The Antiquities Act, Mesa Verde, and the National Park Service Act
Richard West Sellars
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series