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Volume 34, #2 2017
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Words from the GWS Student Summit
Jennifer Palmer
Letter from Woodstock
Point Reyes: A Landscape Indivisible?
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter:
New Essential Reading on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites
Engineering Eden: The True Story of a Violent Death, a Trial, and
the Fight Over Controlling Nature, by Jordan Fisher Smith
Reviewed by Jerry Mitchell
Nature–Culture Journeys: Exploring Shared Terrain
Nora J. Mitchell, Jessica Brown, and Brenda Barrett, guest editors
Introduction: Nature-Culture Journeys—Exploring Shared Terrain
Nora J. Mitchell, Jessica Brown, and Brenda Barrett
Further Considerations of Community, Culture, and Change
Melia Lane-Kamahele
A World Heritage Perspective on Culture and Nature—Beyond a Shared Platform
Susanna Kari and Mechtild Rössler
Nature–Culture Interlinkages in World Heritage: Bridging the Gap
Peter Bille Larsen and Gamini Wijesuriya
Building Capacities in Asia and the Pacific: The Experience of the
UNESCO Chair on Nature–Culture Linkages at the University of Tsukuba, Japan
Maya Ishizawa, Nobuko Inaba, and Masahito Yoshida
The Cultural and Spiritual Significance of Nature in the
Management and Governance of Protected Areas
Edwin Bernbaum
Exploring Agricultural Heritage Landscapes: A Journey Across Terra Incognita
Nora J. Mitchell and Brenda Barrett
Bridging the Divide Between Nature and Culture in the World Heritage Convention: An Idea Long Overdue?
Letícia Leitão
Reflections on the Nature–Culture Journey
William Pencek
Enmeshed in Naturecultures: A Personal–Global Journey
Steve Brown
An Urgent Journey: Realizing the Potential of
Integrated Nature–Culture Approaches to Create a Sustainable World
Andrew Potts
Mālama Honua—To Care for Our Island Earth
A Statement of Commitments from the Nature–Culture Journey Participants at the IUCN World Conservation Congress, Hawai‘i 2016
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Volume 34, #1 2017
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Letter from Woodstock
Virtues of Good Government
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter:
New Essential Reading on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites
Half-Earth: Our Planet’s Fight for Life, by Edward O. Wilson
Reviewed by David Harmon
Growing the Next Generation of Protected Area Leadership:
The George Wright Society Student Summits
Jennifer Thomsen, Zachary D. Miller, Ryan Sharp, Gina L. Depper, and Wayne Freimund, guest editors
The George Wright Society Student Summit:
Setting the Stage for the Next Century of Protected Area Management
Jennifer Thomsen, Zachary D. Miller, Ryan Sharp, Gina L. Depper, and Wayne Freimund
Unbounding Parks and Protected Areas to Overcome Management Challenges for the Next 100 Years
Kathleen Krafte, Nicholas Dove, Madeline Duda, Elena Nikolaeva, Jennifer Thomsen, and Chris Zajchowski
Perspectives on Visitor Use Management in the National Parks
Zachary D. Miller, Jessica P. Fefer, Arben Kraja, Benjamin Lash, and Wayne Freimund
Bringing Parks Back to the People:
Revisiting the Dual Mandate and Core Values of the National Park Service
Cassidy Jones, Nate Shipley, and Sabah Ul-Hasan
Reimagining the National Park Service to be a Resilient Agency
Gina L. Depper, Thomas Lang, Mariana Rocha Souza, and Brooke Mechels
Into the Second Century of the National Park Service:
A Synthesis of Student Perspectives at 100 Years
Peter W. Metcalf, Zachary D. Miller, Peter Mkumbo, Gina L. Depper, and Jennifer Thomsen
Music at the Monument: Research Informing a Healthy Parks Healthy People Event
B. Derrick Taff, Camilla Hodge, Eric Layland, Heather Costigan, and
Jeremiah Gorske
The Best Idea Europe Has Ever Had?
Natura 2000—The Largest Network of Protected Areas in the World
Wouter Langhout and Ariel L. Brunner
Fit for Purpose! How Europe’s Key Pillars for Nature Conservation Barely Escaped Abolition
Kristina Richter, Konstantin Kreiser, and Eick von Ruschkowski
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Volume 33, #3 2016
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Final Centennial Thoughts
Dwight T. Pitcaithley and Rolf Diamant
Letter from Woodstock
More Than Campfire Conversation
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter:
New Essential Reading on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites
Climate Change in Wildlands: Pioneering Approaches to Science and Management, edited by Andrew J. Hansen, William B. Monahan, David M. Theobold, and S. Thomas Olliff
Reviewed by Stephen Woodley
Connecting People to Nature: Today’s Regional Park Systems
Lynn Wilson, guest editor
Connecting to Nature Where You Live: The Beauty of Regional Parks
Lynn Wilson
An Urban Park District Looks to the Future
Robert E. Doyle
Regional Parks and Greenspaces Planning in Portland, Oregon:
The Politics and Science of Providing for Nature in Cities
Mike Houck
Ontario’s Greenbelt: Acres of Possibility
Burkhard Mausberg
Urbs in Solitudinem
Harry Klinkhamer
Regional Parks and Near Wilderness:
Connecting Local People with Nature, Serving Bigger-Picture Conservation Planning, and Addressing Changing Values of Wilderness
Michael Walton
Total Economic Value of US National Park Service Estimated to be $92 Billion:
Implications for Policy
Michelle Haefele, John Loomis, and Linda Bilmes
A National Park System for the 21st Century
Robert Manning, Rolf Diamant, Nora Mitchell, and David Harmon
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Volume 33, #2 2016
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Second Sentence for a Second Century:
Integrating the Mission of the National Park Service
Denis P. Galvin
Letter from Woodstock
Thoughts on Kenai Fjords and Maine Woods
Rolf Diamant
Scaling Up: Landscape-scale Conservation in North America
Brent A. Mitchell, guest editor
Zooming Out
Brent A. Mitchell
National Parks and the Scaling Up Imperative
Raymond M. Sauvajot
Landscape Conservation Cooperatives:
Working Beyond Boundaries to Tackle Large-Scale Conservation Challenges
Tom Olliff, Rua Mordecai, Janet Cakir, Benjamin S. Thatcher, Gary M. Tabor, Sean P. Finn, Hilary Morris, Yvette Converse, Amanda Babson, William B. Monahan, andn Elsa M. Haubold
National Heritage Areas: Learning from 30 Years of Working to Scale
Brenda Barrett and Eleanor Mahoney
Connecting Humans and Nature:
The Appalachian Trail Landscape Conservation Initiative
Dennis Shaffer
Chesapeake: A Network of Conservationists Across 64,000 Square Miles
Jonathan L. Doherty and Suzanne E. Copping
Connecting Leaders to Advance Policy and Practice:
The Practitioners’ Network for Large Landscape Conservation
Shawn Johnson
A Journey’s End?
Elaine F. Leslie and Jodi Hilty
The Confederate Monument Movement as a Policy Dilemma for Resource Managers of
Parks, Cultural Sites, and Protected Places: Florida as a Case Study
Irvin D.S. Winsboro
The Evolution of the National Park Service: A Hundred Years of Changing Ideas
Compiled by David Harmon and Rebecca Conard
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Volume 33, #1 2016
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Worth and Value in 21st-Century Parks: The Critical Role of Public Financing
Duncan Morrow
Letter from Woodstock
What's In a Name? A Lot More than Money
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New Essential Reading on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites
Keeping the Wild: Against the Domestication of Earth, and Protecting the Wild: Parks and Wilderness, the Foundation for Conservation, both edited by George Wuerthner, Eileen Crist, and Tom Butler
Reviewed by David Harmon
Bison Conservation in Northern Great Plains National Parks and the Need for Reliable Funding
Daniel S. Licht
The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of Part Two of the National Park System Plan: Natural History
Craig L. Shafer
Saving the BC Bar Dude Ranch: A New Method for Setting Preservation Priorities
Frank Matero
America's Lost National Park Units: A Closer Look
Joe Weber
The Role of the National Park Service in Recognizing Scientific Achievement
Editorial Introduction
Recognizing Science: American Scientific Achievement and the Role of the National Park Service
National Park System Advisory Board Science Committee
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Volume 32, #3 2015
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Holding Course
Michael Soukup
Letter from Woodstock
Find Your System
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New Essential Reading on Parks, Protected Areas, and Cultural Sites
Protected Area Governance and Management, edited by Graeme L. Worboys et al.
Reviewed by David Harmon
Man and Nature at 150: Reflections in Contemporary Conservation
Brent A. Mitchell, guest editor
Preface
Brent A. Mitchell
Marsh's Man and Nature at 150
David Lowenthal
Marsh, Mayors, and Civic Stewardship: With David Lowenthal in Italy
Rolf Diamant
Bushwacking to the Source: The Most Influential Nature Book You've Never Read
John Elder
Conservation and Soft Diplomacy: Engagement Abroad Brings Benefits at Home
Brent A. Mitchell
The Necessity of Stewardship: George Perkins Marsh and the Nature of Conservation
Nora J. Mitchell and Rolf Diamant
The View from Mount Tom: Perspectives from the Childhood Landscape of George Perkins Marsh
Christina Marts
Climate Change: Responding to the Crisis Portended by George Perkins Marsh
Nicholas A. Fisichelli, Gregor W. Schuurman, and Edmund Sharron
The Alaska Lands Controversy: A Fight Bigger than the Last Frontier
Chance Finegan
Visitor Perceptions of Roadside Bear Viewing and Management in Yellowstone National Park
Leslie Richardson, Kerry Gunther, Tatjana Rosen, and Chuck Schwartz
The Role of Universities in Protected Area Management: Considerations for the Future
B. Derrick Taff, Megan Jones, Brett Bruyere, Peter Newman, James R. Barborak, Michael J. Manfredo, and Ryan Finchum
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Volume 32, #2 2015
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
The NPS Franchise: A Better Way to Protect Our Heritage
Holly Fretwell
Letter from Woodstock
Fresh Eyes on Alcatraz and Ellis Islands
Rolf Diamant
Remembering Ted Sudia, Co-founder of the George Wright Society
When the Sacred Encounters Economic Development in Mountains
Lawrence S. Hamilton
From Conflict to Resolution in the Two Big-Y Parks: Ending 20 Years of Controversy in Yellowstone and Yosemite
Michael J. Yochim
Place and Proximity: A Spatial Analysis of Visitors' Place Attachment at Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Shawn K. Davis and Karina C. Mullen
Protecting American Lands with Justice William O. Douglas
Adam M. Sowards
Bringing Cities to Nature at the 2015 George Wright Society Conference
Lynn Wilson
Gullah Geechee Corridor's Management Plan is Meaningful to Many
Ronald Daise
Saving the Old Wallville School
Joe Flanagan
The Value of Parks in a Time of Sliding Baselines
Kathleen Dean Moore
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Volume 32, #1 2015
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Planning for Permanent Emergency: "Triage" as a Strategy for Managing Cultural Resources Threatened by Climate Change
Michelle L. Berenfeld
Letter from Woodstock
Preserved and Enlarged Forever
Rolf Diamant
Dual Management of Wildlife in Alaska:Making Federal Practice Align with Federal Mandates
Kyle Joly, Sanford P. Rabinowitch, and Julie Lurman Joly
Preserving a Natural Wolf Population in Yellowstone National Park, USA
Tony Povilitis
Cultural Resource Management and Planning for the Impacts of Climate Change
Shaun Eyring and Brian Goeken, guest editors
Foreword
Stephanie Toothman
An NPS Framework for Addressing Climate Change with Cultural Resources
Marcy Rockman
Fulfilling the Promise of "Parks to People" in a Changing Environment: The Gateway National Recreation Area Experience
Helen Mahan
Cultural Landscape Preservation in Context: Responding to a Changing Environment
Bob Page
Every Place has a Climate Story: Interpreting Climate Change at Historic Sites
Angela M. Richman
A Decision Framework for Managing Cultural Landscapes Impacted by Climate Change: A Preliminary Report
Robert Z. Melnick, Olivia Burry-Trice, and Veronica Malinay
"Far-Reaching Effects:" The United States Military and the National Parks during World War II
Janet A. McDonnell
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Volume 31, #3 2014
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Making the Transition to the Third Era of Natural Resources Management
Nathan L. Stephenson
Letter from Woodstock
When Will We Really Have a System of National Parks?
Rolf Diamant
Global Change and the World's Iconic Protected Areas
Paul J. Eagles and Patricia A. Taylor, guest editors
Iconic Parks as Environmental Arks
Patricia A. Taylor
Global Change and Human Impact Challenges in Managing Iconic National Parks
R.W. (Bill) Carter, Stephen J. Walsh, Chris Jacobson, and Marc L. Miller
A Conceptual Framework for Studying Global Change, Tourism, and the Sustainability of Iconic National Parks
Marc L. Miller, R.W. (Bill) Carter, Stephen J. Walsh, and Sheila Peake
Climate Change Adaptation in the Great Barrier Reef Iconic National Park System
Pedro I.J. Fidelman
Ecotourism in the Galapagos: Management of a Dynamic Emergent System
Diego Quiroga
Sociopolitical Change and Interpretation Emphasis in Kruger National Park, South Africa
Sheila Peake and R.W. (Bill) Carter
Viewing an Iconic Animal in an Iconic National Park: Bears and People in Yellowstone
Patricia A. Taylor, Kerry A. Gunther, and Burke D. Grandjean
Examining Threats to Iconic National Parks through Modeling Global Change, Biocomplexity, and Human Dynamics
Stephen J. Walsh, R.W. (Bill) Carter, Scott Lieske, Diego Quiroga, and Carlos F. Mena
The Antiquities Act and How Theodore Roosevelt Shaped It
Francis P. McManamon
Principles of Sustainable Transportation in the National Parks
Robert Manning, Steven Lawson, Peter Newman, Jeffrey Hallo, and Christopher Monz
Nature Needs Half: A Necessary and Hopeful New Agenda for Protected Areas in North America and around the World
Harvey Locke
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Volume 31, #2 2014
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Professionalism and its Discontents
Diane Barthel-Bouchier
Letter from Woodstock
An Urban Parks Agenda for Everyone?
Rolf Diamant
Our Shared Conservation Legacy: Past, Present, and Future—The First Legacy Organization Workshop
Ryan L. Sharp
NPS–USGS Collaboration to Support Science and Resource Management in the National Parks
Vincent L. Santucci, guest editor
Introduction
Vincent L. Santucci
Interagency Partnership to Assess and Restore a Degraded Urban Riverine Wetland: Dyke Marsh Wildlife Preserve, Virginia
Brent W. Steury, Ronald J. Litwin, Erik T. Oberg, Joseph P. Smoot, Milan J. Pavich, Geoffrey Sanders, and Vincent L. Santucci
USGS Ecosystem Research for the Next Decade: Advancing Discovery and Application in Parks and Protected Areas through Collaboration
Charles van Riper III, James D. Nichols, G. Lynn Wingard, Jeffrey L. Kershner, James Cloern, Robert B. Jacobson, Robin P. White, Anthony D. McGuire, Byron K. Williams, Guy Gelfenbaum, and Carl D. Shapiro
Climate Change and Plant Community Composition in National Parks of the Southwestern US: Forecasting Regional, Long-Term Effects to Meet Management Needs
Seth M. Munson, Jayne Belnap, Robert H. Webb, J. Andrew Hubbard, M. Hildegard Reiser, and Kirsten Gallo
Interagency Collaboration on an Active Volcano: A Case Study at Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park
Jim Kauahikaua and Cindy Orlando
USGS Geologic Mapping and Karst Research in Ozark National Scenic Riverways, Missouri, USA
David J. Weary and Victoria M. Grant
Mercury in the National Parks
Colleen Flanagan Pritz, Collin Eagles-Smith, and David Krabbenhoft
Connecting the Dots: A Collaborative USGS–NPS Effort to Expand the Utility of Monitoring Data
James B. Grace, Donald R. Schoolmaster, Jr., E. William Schweiger, Brian R. Mitchell, Kathryn Miller, and Glenn R. Guntenspergen
The US Geological Survey–National Park Service Water Quality Partnership
Alan C. Ellsworth, Mark Nilles, and Gary Rosenlieb
Synthesis of Thirty Years of Surface Water Quality and Aquatic Biota Data in Shenandoah National Park: Collaboration between the US Geological Survey and the National Park Service
Karen C. Rice, John D. Jastram, John E.B. Wofford, and James P. Schaberl
Collaborative Socioeconomic Tool Development to Address Management and Planning Needs
Leslie Richardson, Chris Huber, Cathy Thomas, Liz Donovan, and Lynne Koontz
Park Break: Collaborative Opportunity Established for Graduate Students
Robin P. White, John Donahue, and Debbie O'Leary
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Volume 31, #1 2014
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
From Civil War to Civil Rights
Marty Blatt
Letter from Woodstock
Lincoln, Olmsted, and Yosemite: Time for a Closer Look
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
To Conserve Unimpaired: The Evolution of the National Park Idea, by Robert B. Keiter
Reviewed by Paul Schullery
Facilities Management in the National Park Service: A Model for Sustainability and Preservation
Tim Harvey, Ralph J. Coury, and Sarah E. Burke, guest editors
The Science Underlying Facility Management in the National Park Service—Much More than Meets the Eye
Tim Harvey
Preserving the Past: Managing the National Park Service Historic Asset Portfolio
Mary Tidlow
National Park Service Facility Management: International and Interagency Cooperation
Steve Olig
Maintained Landscapes in the National Park Service
Charlie Pepper and Susan Dolan
A Mission for Sustainability amidst a Changing Climate
Ryan Michelle Scavo
Reconciling Competing Visions in New Deal Parks: Natural Conservation, Historic Preservation, and Recreational Development
Angela Sirna
"Green and Shady Camps": E.P. Meinecke and the Restoration of America's Public Campgrounds
Terence Young
A Bird in Our Hand: Weighing Uncertainty about the Past against Uncertainty about the Future in Channel Islands National Park
Scott A. Morrison
Rejoinder to "Discernment and Precaution: A Response to Cochrane and Mech"
Tim Cochrane
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Volume 30, #3 2013
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
An Enlightened Beginning: The National Park Service and the American Latino Heritage
Joseph P. Sánchez and Angelica Sánchez-Clark
Letter from Woodstock
The Presidio Matters
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Revolutionary Parks: Conservation, Social Justice, and Mexico's National Parks, 1910–1940, by Emily Wakild
Reviewed by Nelly Robles García
Last of His Kind? Some Reflections on the Career and Legacy of George P. Hartzog, Jr.
Laura J. Feller
Six Shutdown Lessons for the National Park Service and its Supporters
David Harmon
Selected Papers from the 2013 George Wright Society Conference
Tort Liability in National Parks and
How NPS Tracks, Manages, and Responds to Tortious Incidents
Scott Breen
Proposing New Barrens National Natural Landmarks
Mary C. Brickle, Todd R. Lookingbill, and Katharina A.M. Engelhardt
Expanding Parks and Reducing Human Numbers: A Superior Alternative to Embracing the Anthropocene Era
Philip Cafaro
Can Organizations Learn? Exploring a Shift from Conflict to Collaboration
Nelly Robles Garcia and Jack Corbett
Spiritual Outcomes of Park Experience: A Synthesis of Recent Social Science Research
Paul Heintzman
Protecting Historical Heritage: The Commemorative Integrity Evaluation Program at Parks Canada's National Historic Sites
Patricia E. Kell
Co-managing Parks with Aboriginal Communities: Improving Outcomes for Conservation and Cultural Heritage
Greg Leaman
Dissecting Credibility: Components of Credibility for Science/Resource Management Professionals
Jerry M. Mitchell, Christie Anastasia, Ben Bobowski, and Giselle Mora-Bourgeois
Establishing the Science Foundation to Sustain High-Elevation, Five-Needle Pine Forests Threatened by Novel Interacting Stresses in Four Western National Parks
A.W. Schoettle, J. Connor, J. Mack, P. Pineda Bovin, J. Beck, G.M. Baker, R.A. Sniezko, and K.S. Burns
Two More Views on the Future of Wolves at Isle Royale National Park
Island Complications: Should We Retain Wolves on Isle Royale?
Tim Cochrane
The Case for Watchful Waiting with Isle Royale's Wolf Population
L. David Mech
Discernment and Precaution: A Response to Cochrane and Mech
John A. Vucetich, Rolf O. Peterson, and Michael P. Nelson
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Volume 30, #2 2013
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Considerations of Culture, Community, Change, and the Centennial
M. Melia Lane-Kamahele
Letter from Woodstock
Uncertain Footing on Hallowed Ground?
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Managing Outdoor Recreation: Case Studies in the National Parks, by Robert E. Manning and Laura E. Anderson
Reviewed by Robert G. Dvorak
Simply "Being There": A Legitimate Point on the Geotourism and National Park Visitor Opportunity Spectrum
John Watson
Striving toward Best Practices: Innovations in International Protected Area Capacity Development
Eick von Ruschkowski and Thomas E. Fish, guest editors
Introduction
Thomas E. Fish and Eick von Ruschkowski
The IUCN Protected Area Capacity Development Program
David Reynolds and Nigel Dudley
The State of Human Dimensions Capacity for Natural Resource Management: Needs, Knowledge, and Resources
Natalie R. Sexton, Kirsten M. Leong, Brad J. Milley, Melinda M. Clarke, Tara L. Teel, Mark A. Chase, and Alia M. Dietsch
Building Capacity to Enhance Protected Area Management Effectiveness: A Current Needs Assessment for the Asian Context
A.W. Don Carlos, T.L. Teel, M.J. Manfredo, and V.B. Mathur
Visitor Management in Brazil's Protected Areas: Benchmarking for Best Practices in Resource Management
Robert C. Burns and Jasmine Cardozo Moreira
Marine Protected Area Management Capacity Development: Assessing and Responding to Local and Regional Needs
Thomas E. Fish and Anne H. Walton
Climate Change Communication Campaign Planning: Using Audience Research to Inform Design
Jessica Thompson, Shawn Davis, and Karina Mullen
Training Future Decision-Makers in Park Management: Transatlantic Capacity Building through the EU's ERASMUS Programme
Eick von Ruschkowski, Arne Arnberger, Robert C. Burns, Thomas E. Fish, and Alena Salašová
Starker Leopold's Second Thoughts on the Leopold Report: A Recently Discovered Transcript of a 1975 Speech
Preface
David M. Graber
"What We're Talking about Here are Dynamic Processes that Don't Stop": A Speech to the National Park Service Western Region Superintendents' Resource Management Seminar, April 28, 1975
A. Starker Leopold
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Volume 30, #1 2013
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
NPS Design Tradition in the 21st Century
Ethan Carr
Letter from Woodstock
Stewards of Our Heritage
Rolf Diamant
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Museums, Monuments, and National Parks: Toward a New Genealogy of Public History, by Denise D. Meringolo
Reviewed by John H. Sprinkle, Jr.
The World Heritage Convention and the National Park Service, 1993–2009
Peter Stott
Climate Adaptation Strategies are Limited by Outdated Legal Interpretations
Julie Lurman Joly
Resilience in a Protected Area: Prospects for Fathom Five National Marine Park, Lake Huron, Canada
S.R. Parker and S.D. Murphy
The Requirement to Leave Park Resources and Values "Unimpaired"
Molly N. Ross
Reflections on the Beginning of the George Wright Society and Why It Was Created
Vernon C. (Tom) Gilbert
Are Isle Royale Wolves Too Big to Fail? A Response to Vucetich et al.
Ted Gostomski
Response to Gostomski
John Vucetich, Rolf O. Peterson, and Michael P. Nelson
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Volume 29, #3 2012
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
What Should NPS Tell Visitors (and Congress) about Climate Change?
Philip Cafaro
Letter from Woodstock
Revisiting Leopold — More Frequently
Rolf Diamant
From Model T's to Computer Models: Integrating Transportation and Visitor Capacity Research and Planning at Yosemite National Park
Nathan Reigner, Steven Lawson, David White, Bret Meldrum, and Robert Manning, guest editors
Integrating Transportation and Recreation in Yosemite National Park
Bret Meldrum and Henrietta DeGroot
Assessing and Modeling Visitors' Evaluations of Park Road Conditions
in Yosemite National Park
Dave D. White, Stacy Tschuor, and Bill Byrne
Using Transportation to Manage Recreation Carrying Capacity
Nathan Reigner, Brett Kiser, Steve Lawson, and Robert Manning
Transportation, Recreation, and Capacities in Yosemite National Park
Doug Whittaker, Bo Shelby, Bret Meldrum, Henrietta DeGroot, and James Bacon
Getting There: Yosemite and the Politics of Transportation Planning
in the National Parks
Christopher E. Johnson
Developing Landscape Plant Selection Lists for the Presidio of San Francisco
Mark Frey
The Effects of Ecotourism on Women's Traditional Activities
in Gateway Communities Bordering Fray Jorge National Park, Chile
Susan Qashu
Leopold Redux: Revisiting and Reinterpreting a Seminal Report
Editorial Introduction
America's Next Best Idea: The National Park System Looks to the Future
Mary Ellen Hannibal
Revisiting Leopold: Resource Stewardship in the National Parks
National Park System Advisory Board Science Committee
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Volume 29, #2 2012
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Beyond the 59th Park: Reforming the Nomenclature of the US National Park System
David Harmon
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Rambunctious Garden, by Emma Marris
Reviewed by David M. Graber
Letter from Woodstock
Keeping on the Path
Rolf Diamant
Economic Significance Analysis of Visitation to Remote Alaska Public Lands: A Case Study of Katmai National Park and Preserve
Ginny Fay and Neal Christensen
Using Integrated Research and Interdisciplinary Science: Potential Benefits and Challenges to Managers of Parks and Protected Areas
Charles van Riper III, Robert B. Powell, Gary Machlis, Jan W. van Wagtendonk, Carena J. van Riper, Eick von Ruschkowski, Steven E. Schwarzbach, and Russell E. Galipeau
Communicating about Wildlife-associated Disease Risks in National Parks
Darrick T. Evensen, Daniel J. Decker, and Kevin T. Castle
Management Response to Eroding Wildland Buffers between Developed and Protected Areas through Education and Collaborative Planning Efforts
J. Keith Gilless and Rachel C. Smith
The State of History in the National Park Service: A Conversation and Reflections
Imperiled Promise: The State of History in the National Park Service—Opening the Discussion
Anne Whisnant, Marla Miller, Gary Nash, and David Thelen
A Sobering Report—Imperiled Promise: The State of History in the National Park Service
Lisa Mighetto
The Need for Intellectual Courage, the History Leadership Council, and the History Advisory Board
Timothy S. Good
Engaging New and Diverse Audiences in the National Parks: An Exploratory Study of Current Knowledge and Learning Needs
Rebecca Stanfield McCown, Daniel Laven, Robert Manning, and Nora Mitchell
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Volume 29, #1 2012
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
The Park Idea as Catalyst and Conscience
George B. Hartzog III
Letter from Woodstock
William E. Brown: Now More Than Ever
Rolf Diamant
The Kenya Wildlife Service in the 21st Century: Protecting Globally Significant Areas and Resources
John Waithaka, guest editor
Historical Factors that Shaped Wildlife Conservation in Kenya
John Waithaka
Laying the Foundation for Conservation of Kenya's Natural Resources in the 21st Century
Julius Kipng'etich
The History and Evolution of National Parks in Kenya
Mungumi Bakari Chongwa
Protection of Marine Areas in Kenya
Arthur Tuda and Mohamed Omar
Wildlife as a Lifeline to Kenya's Economy: Making Memorable Visitor Experiences
Paul Udoto
Wildlife Conservation Education
Paul Mbugua
Beyond Philanthropy: Community Nature-based Enterprises as a Basis for Wildlife Conservation
Munira Anyonge-Bashir and Paul Udoto
The Role of the Kenya Wildlife Service in Protecting Kenya's Wildlife
David Karanja
Challenges and Opportunities for Conserving Some Threatened Species in Kenya
Charles Musyoki, Samuel Andanje, Mohammed Said, Monica Chege, George Anyona, Luke Lukaria, and Bernard Kuloba
The National Elephant Conservation and Management Strategy (2012–2021) at a Glance
Patrick Omondi and Shadrack Ngene
Mega-Translocations: The Kenya Wildlife Service at its Best
Isaac Lekolool
Medicine in the Wild: Strategies towards Healthy and Breeding Wildlife Populations in Kenya
David Ndeereh, Vincent Obanda, Dominic Mijele, and Francis Gakuya
Wildlife Management and Conservation in View of International Conventions
James G. Njogu
Mobilizing Resources for Wildlife Conservation in Kenya beyond the 21st Century
Edwin W. Wanyonyi
Should Isle Royale Wolves be Reintroduced? A Case Study on Wilderness Management in a Changing World
John A. Vucetich, Michael P. Nelson, and Rolf O. Peterson
The World Heritage Convention and the National Park Service: The First Two Decades, 1972–1992
Peter H. Stott
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Volume 28, #3 2011
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Revisiting the Organic Act: Can It Meet the Next Century's Conservation Challenges?
Robert B. Keiter
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Sacred Natural Sites: Conserving Nature and Culture, edited by Bas Verschuuren, Robert Wild, Jeffrey A. McNeely, and Gonzalo Oviedo
Reviewed by David Harmon
Fulfilling the International Mission of the US National Park Service
Stephen Morris and Jonathan Putnam, guest editors
The Importance of International Involvement of the National Park Service
Jonathan B. Jarvis
Linking NPS to the World:
The Role of the National Park Service Office of International Affairs
Stephen Morris and Jonathan Putnam
Collecting and Diffusing "the World's Best Thought": International Cooperation by the National Park Service
Terence Young and Lary M. Dilsaver
The World Heritage Convention and the National Park Service, 1962–1972
Peter H. Stott
Perspectives from the Field on International Engagement
Binational Cooperation in the Big Bend Region
Joe Sirotnak
Rocky Mountain National Park's Sister Park Relationship
Ben Bobowski and Vaughn Baker
Sister Parks as a Tool to Protect Shared Resources: An Example from St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
Christopher E. Stein
White Sands National Monument and Cuatrociénegas: An International Collaborative with Tangible and Intangible Benefits
Kevin Schneider
International Experience: A Gateway to Professional Development
Cynthia Orlando
International Experience: Personally Rewarding and Good for NPS
Bob Krumenaker
The Wilderness Act: The Minimum Requirement Exception
Frank Buono
A Model Process for Developing Adaptation Options for Natural Heritage Areas in an Era of Rapid Climate Change
Paul A. Gray, Christopher J. Lemieux, Thomas J. Beechey, and Daniel J. Scott
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Volume 28, #2 2011
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A Legacy of Neglect: The Ozark National Scenic Riverways
Susan Flader
The Role of Environmental History in the National Parks
David Louter and Lisa Mighetto, guest editors
Introduction
David Louter and Lisa Mighetto
Toward a History of Environmental History in the National Parks
Mark Fiege
The Need for Legible Landscapes: Environmental History and NPS Management at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
James W. Feldman
The Changing Face of the Country: Environmental History and the Legacy of the Civil War at Stones River National Battlefield
Rebecca Conard
Isle Royale National Park: Balancing Human and Natural History in a Maritime Park
Philip V. Scarpino
Restoring the Past: Environmental History and Oysters at Point Reyes National Seashore
Timothy Babalis
The State of Climate Change Adaptation in Canada’s Protected Areas Sector
Christopher J. Lemieux, Thomas J. Beechey, Daniel J. Scott, and Paul A. Gray
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Volume 28, #1 2011
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A Personal Reflection on the 2011 George Wright Society Conference
Robert A. Winfree
The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Projecting America’s Best Ideals: International Engagement and the National Park Service
Brent A. Mitchell
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Uncertain Path: A Search for the Future of National Parks, by William C. Tweed
Reviewed by David J. Parsons
The Impacts of Removing Lead from Natural Resource Activities in
the National Park System
Elaine Leslie, guest editor
Introduction
Elaine Leslie
Conflicts in Lead Ammunition and Sinker Regulation: Considerations for US National Parks
Vernon G. Thomas
The Quest to Eliminate Lead from Units of the National Park System: Understanding and Reaching Out to Audiences
Danielle J. Ross-Winslow and Tara L. Teel
A Thumbnail Sketch of Federal Laws Governing Lead and the Environment
Frank Buono
Lead Issues at National Park Service Units: Identifying Potential Sources and Minimizing Exposure
National Park Service Office of Public Health
Place-based Environmental Governance in the Waterton Biosphere Reserve, Canada: The Role of a Large Private Land Trust Project
Julia M. McCuaig and Michael S. Quinn
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Volume 27, #3 2010
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
This Land is Your Land, This Land is My Land: People and Public Lands Redux
Carolyn Finney
The Heart of the Matter: New essential reading on parks, protected areas, and cultural sites
Beyond Naturalness: Rethinking Park and Wilderness Stewardship in an Era of Rapid Change, edited by David N. Cole and Laurie Yung
Reviewed by David Harmon
Natural Resource Challenges in Parks Assessed by NPCA’s Center for State of the Parks
Gail Dethloff
“An Orderly, Balanced and Comprehensive Panorama . . . of American History”: Filling Thematic Gaps within the National Park System
John H. Sprinkle, Jr.
Measuring Connections in the Sea: Pushing the Boundaries of Seascape Genetics at Channel Islands National Park
Crow White
Smokey Says, “Get Your Ash Off My Beach”: Implementing a Smoke-free Beach Policy at Whiskeytown National Recreation Area
Jim Milestone, Nathan Read, and Louis Jarvis
The Le Conte Memorial Lectures and Park Interpretation—A Historical Account
Karen Merritt
Managing the National Park Service in the Information Age
Harry Butowsky
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Volume 27, #2 2010
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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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Volume 27, #1 2010
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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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Volume 26, #3 2009
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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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Volume 26, #2 2009
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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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Volume 26, #1 2009
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
George Melendez Wright and the National Park Idea
Dayton Duncan
Traditional Cultural Properties: Putting Concept into Practice
Charles W. Smythe and Frederick F. York, guest editors
The National Register Framework for Protecting Cultural Heritage Places
Charles W. Smythe
Rethinking Traditional Cultural Properties?
Thomas F. King
Traditional Cultural Places and the National Register
Paul R. Lusignan
The Evolution of Federal Agency Authority to Manage Native American Cultural Sites
Sherry Hutt
Indian Point Not for Sale; Or, Reflections on Indian Point
Rosita Worl
Anatomy of a Traditional Cultural Property: The Saga of Auke Cape
Thomas F. Thornton
Quantifying the Consequences of Fire Suppression in Two California National Parks
Carol Miller and Brett Davis
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Volume 25, #3 2008
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Designing Ocean Parks for the Next Century
Gary E. Davis
Privatizing Isle Royale? The Limits of Free-Market Environmentalism
Robert Pahre
Identifying and Protecting the Interpretive Potential of Setting at Cultural Heritage Sites
George N. Wallace and Christopher C. Mayer
Holding the High Ground: Interpreting the Civil War in National Parks
Robert K. Sutton
Stepping Outside the Boundary: Community-Building at Yosemite National Park
Christopher C. Lever and J. Keith Gilless
Evaluating Potential Wildlife Impacts of Future Land Development Adjacent to Protected Areas
Tony Prato, Anthony S. Clark, and Yan Barnett
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Volume 25, #2 2008
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Reassessing the National Park Service and the National Park System
Janet A. McDonnell
Celebrating 40 Years of the Wild & Scenic Rivers Act: An Evolution of River Protection Strategies
Sue Jennings and Abby Miller, guest editors
Celebrating Forty Years of the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
Sue Jennings
The Wild and Scenic St. Croix Riverway
Kate Hanson
Partnership Wild and Scenic Rivers
Jamie Fosburgh, Joe DiBello, and Fred Akers
2(a)(ii)-Designated National Wild and Scenic Rivers: The Confluence of Local Management and Federal Protection
Lauren Koshere
Commercial Grizzly Bear Viewing in the Fishing Branch (Ni’iinlii Njik) Protected Area, Yukon, Canada
Erik Val
Climate Change and Cultural Heritage
Michelle L. Berenfeld, guest editor
Climate Change and Cultural Heritage: Local Evidence, Global Responses
Michelle L. Berenfeld
Sustain the 9!: Greening of the Holy Cross/Lower 9th Community
Charles E. Allen III
Protecting Cultural Resources in Coastal U.S. National Parks from Climate Change
Maria Caffrey and Rebecca Beavers
The Isle Royale Wolf-Moose Project: Fifty Years of Challenge and Insight
Michael P. Nelson, Rolf O. Peterson, and John A. Vucetich
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Volume 25, #1 2008
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
The National Park Service and Civic Engagement
Edward T. Linenthal
Centennial Essay Feedback
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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Volume 24, #3 2007
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
Robin Winks on the Evolution and Meaning of the Organic Act
The Organic Act—A User’s Guide: Further Thoughts on Winks’ “A Contradictory Mandate?”
Denis P. Galvin
Centennial Essay Feedback
Accommodating Controversial Expressions of First Amendment Rights in National Parks: One Superintendent’s Experience
John Howard
Issues in Australian Protected Area Management
Graeme L. Worboys and Michael Lockwood
Role of Managed Forestlands and Models for Sustainable Forest Management: Perspectives from North America
William S. Keeton
Archeology, National Natural Landmarks, and State Game Sanctuaries: Combining Efforts for Science and Management
Jeanne Schaaf, Judy Alderson, Joe Meehan, and Joel Cusick
Environmental Justice and Sustainable Tourism: The Missing Cultural Link
Blanca Camargo, Katy Lane, and Tazim Jamal
“Who’s Doing the Protecting in Protected Areas?” A Global Perspective on Protected Area Governance
Brent A. Mitchell
Origin and History of Wildland Fire Use in the U.S. National Park System
Bruce M. Kilgore
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Volume 24, #2 2007
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series
On the Brink of Greatness: National Parks and the Next Century
Dwight T. Pitcaithley
Integrating Science and Management
Alice Wondrak Biel, Robert E. Bennetts, Bruce B. Bingham, and Andy Hubbard, guest editors
Part I: Essays
Integrating Science and Management: The Road to Rico-Chico
Bruce B. Bingham, Robert E. Bennetts, and Andy Hubbard
Integrating Science and Management: Becoming Who We Thought We Were
Michael Soukup
The Quandaries and Promise of Risk Management: A Scientist’s Perspective on Integration of Science and Management
Bruce G. Marcot
The Role of Science in National Park Service Decision-making
Suzanne Lewis
Information Management: Barrier or Bridge to Integrating Natural Resources Science and Management?
Bruce B. Bingham
Part II: Case Studies and Papers
The Challenge of Communicating Monitoring Results to Effect Change
Shawn L. Carter, Giselle Mora-Bourgeois, Todd R. Lookingbill, Tim J. B. Carruthers, and William C. Dennison
Linking Monitoring to Management and Planning: Assessment Points as a Generalized Approach
Robert E. Bennetts, John E. Gross, Kerri Cahill, Cheryl McIntyre, Bruce B. Bingham, Andy Hubbard, Lane Cameron, and Shawn L. Carter
The Road to Integrating Science and Management: Planning Your Next Trip Using Hierarchical Objectives and Assessment Points
Shawn L. Carter and Robert E. Bennetts
Integrated Resource Management: Applying the Concepts of Rico and Chico to Connect Cultural and Natural Resource Management
Andy Hubbard, Kristin Legg, Duane Hubbard, and Christopher Moos
Comparing Current and Desired Conditions of Resource Values for Evaluating Management Performance: A Cautionary Note on an Otherwise Useful Concept
Robert E. Bennetts and Bruce B. Bingham
Wherein Lies the Heritage Value? Rethinking the Heritage Value of Cultural Landscapes from an Aboriginal Perspective
Lisa Prosper
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Volume 24, #1 2007
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The National Park Service Centennial Essay Series: An Introduction
The National Park System and the Historic American Past: A Brief Overview and Reflection
Richard West Sellars
Glacier National Park and Its Neighbors: A Twenty-Year Assessment of Regional Resource Management
Joseph L. Sax and Robert B. Keiter
The Challenges of Climate Change
Losing Ground: Western National Parks Endangered by Climate Disruption
Stephen Saunders, Tom Easley, Jesse A. Logan, and Theo Spencer
An Inarticulate Truth: Communicating the Science of Global Climate Change
Jonathan B. Jarvis
The National Park Service Interpretation and Education Evaluation Summit
Learning Together: A Summary of the National Park Service Interpretation and Education Evaluation Summit
Julia Washburn, editor
Remarks from the Chair, Education Committee, National Park System Advisory Board
Daniel L. Ritchie
Remarks from the Director, National Park Service
Mary Bomar
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Volume 23, #4 2006
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History Repeats? Hydro Dams and the Riverine Ecosystems of Mesoamerica: The Case of La Amistad Biosphere Reserve, Panama, and its Implications
William O. McLarney
Targeting Conservation Easements to Reduce Impacts of Private Land Development on Protected Areas
Tony Prato
Island-specific Ecological Release of Small Mammals in Lake Michigan and Potential Consequences for Ground-nesting Birds: The Importance of American Beech (Fagus grandifolia) in Structuring Small-mammal Communities
J. N. Rosemier and D. J. Flaspohler
Environmental Justice
Gillian Bowser, guest editor
Through the Eyes of a Child: The Many Aspects of Environmental Justice
Gillian Bowser
Fear of the Boom Box: Death Knell for Our Public Lands?
Audrey Peterman
Managers’ Perceptions of Issues in Serving Racial and Ethnic Minorities in Urban Parks
Michael A. Schuett and Gillian Bowser
The Challenge of Environmental Justice for Children: The Impact of Cumulative Disadvantageous Risks
Corliss Wilson Outley
Is Curiosity Good for Anybody?
Henry F. Howe
The Concrete Jungle
Gillian Bowser
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Volume 23, #3 2006
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The Antiquities Act and the Acreage Debate
Frank Norris
The All Taxa Biodiversity Inventory (ATBI) of Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Becky Nichols, guest editor
Prologue
Michael Soukup
The ATBI in the Smokies: An Overview
Peter White and Keith Langdon
The Science Approach to the Smokies ATBI
Charles Parker and Ernest Bernard
Science Education Programs with the ATBI
Jeanie Hilten, Jamie Cox, Dan Dourson, Heather Grossnickle, Jennifer Pierce, Susan Sachs, Paul Super, and Mark Wetzel
Implications of an ATBI for Reserve Stewardship
Keith Langdon, Peter White, and Becky Nichols
Scientific Findings, Success Stories, Lessons Learned, and an Alliance of ATBIs
Keith Langdon, Charles Parker, and Becky Nichols
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Volume 23, #2 2006
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Visitor Impact Monitoring: Old Issues, New Challenges
Christopher Monz and Yu-Fai Leung, guest editors
Visitor Impact Monitoring: Old Issues, New Challenges—An Introduction to this Special Issue
Yu-Fai Leung and Christopher Monz
Visitor and Recreation Impact Monitoring: Is It Lost in the Gulf between Science and Management?
David N. Cole
Meaningful Measures: Developing Indicators of Visitor Impact in the National Park Service Inventory and Monitoring Program
Christopher Monz and Yu-Fai Leung
Monitoring Campsite Proliferation and Conditions: Recent Methodological Considerations
Peter Newman, Christopher Monz, Yu-Fai Leung, David M. Theobald
Monitoring Trail Conditions: New Methodological Considerations
Jeffrey L. Marion, Yu-Fai Leung, and Sanjay K. Nepal
Assessing the Effects of Human Activities on Wildlife
Robert J. Steidl and Brian F. Powell
Recreation Monitoring at Acadia National Park
Robert Manning, Charles Jacobi, and Jeffrey L. Marion
VERP: Putting Principles into Practice in Yosemite National Park
James Bacon, James Roche, Crystal Elliot, and Niki Nicholas
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Volume 23, #1 2006
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The Antiquities Act: The First Hundred Years of a Landmark Law
David Harmon, Francis P. McManamon, and Dwight T. Pitcaithley
The ICOMOS–Ename Charter: New Principles for Interpreting Cultural Heritage Sites
The ICOMOS–Ename Charter Initiative / Rethinking the Role of Heritage Interpretation in the 21st Century
Neil Silberman
Text of the ICOMOS–Ename Charter for the Interpretation of Cultural Heritage Sites
Some Background Musings on the Need for an ICOMOS–Ename Charter for the Interpretation of Cultural Heritage Sites
Gustavo Araoz
Economics and Authenticity: A Collision of Interpretations in Cane River National Heritage Area, Louisiana
David W. Morgan, Kevin C. MacDonald, and Fiona J. L. Handley
Application of an Issue Evolution Model to Wildlife Issues in National Parks
Kirsten M. Leong, Daniel J. Decker, Margaret A. Wild, and John Karish
Adaptive Management of National Park Ecosystems
Tony Prato
Partners in Parks: 1988–2006
Sarah G. Bishop
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Volume 22, #4 2005
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Thanks for the Memories
Jean Matthews
Fire Management in Parks and Protected Areas
Bruce M. Kilgore, guest editor
Fire Management in Parks and Protected Areas: An Introduction and Summay
Bruce M. Kilgore
Fire in the Parks: A Case Study for Change Management
Norman L. Christensen
The Wildland Fire Challenge: Protecting Communities and Restoring Ecosystems
Gregory H. Aplet and Bo Wilmer
Forest Health and Fire in the National Parks: Workshop Summary
Norman L. Christensen
Fire, Forest Health, and Biodiversity: A Summary of the Proceedings of the Second Annual Symposium of the National Commission on Science and Sustainable Forestry
Norman L. Christensen
Federal Forest Fire Policy in the United States
Scott L. Stephens and Lawrence W. Ruth
Fire, Ecosystems, and People: A Preliminary Assessment of Fire as a Global Conservation Issue
Jeff Hardesty, Ron Myers, and Wendy Fulks
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Volume 22, #3 2005
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Geodiversity and Geoconservation
Vincent L. Santucci, guest editor
Geodiversity and Geoconservation: What, Why, and How?
Murray Gray
Application of Paleoecologic Methods to Coastal Resource Management: An Example from Biscayne National Park
G. Lynn Wingard
The Geological Foundation for Prescribed Fire in Mammoth Cave National Park
Rick Olson and Caroline Noble
Historical Perspectives on Biodiversity and Geodiversity
Vincent L. Santucci
New Wildernesses Can Be Created: A Personal History of the Gaylord Nelson Wilderness at Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
Bob Krumenaker
Contemplating One-Sided Clams: The Northern Abalone Quincunx
N. A. Sloan
The Moral Power of the World Conservation Movement to Engage Economic Globalization
Ron Engel
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Volume 22, #2 2005
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Privatization: An Overview
Maurice H. Schwartz, guest editor
Privatization: An Overview—Introduction and Summary
Maurice H. Schwartz
From Public to Private: Five Concepts of Park Management and Their Consequences
Thomas A. More
The Greater Realities of Privatization: A Historian’s Perspective
Alfred Runte
Entrepreneurism in America’s State Parks
Ney C. Landrum
Beyond the Public Park Paradigm
Sylvia LeRoy
Competitive Sourcing in Our National Parks
Geoffrey F. Segal
The Effects of Neo-Conservatism on Park Science, Management, and Administration: Examples and a Discussion
John Shultis
Forces Underlying the Emergence of Privatization in Parks and Recreation (Executive Summary)
John L. Crompton
A New Tragedy for the Commons: The Threat of Privatization to National Parks (and Other Public Lands)
Bill Wade
The Recreation Fee Demonstration Program and Beyond
Scott Silver
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Volume 22, #1 2005
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Conservation Practice at the Landscape Scale
Daniel N. Laven, Nora J. Mitchell, and Deane Wang, guest editors
Examining Conservation Practice at the Landscape Scale
Daniel N. Laven, Nora J. Mitchell, and Deane Wang
National Heritage Areas: Places on the Land, Places in the Mind
Brenda Barrett
The Right Direction: Imagining the Future of the Potomac
J. Glenn Eugster
From Conservation Diplomacy to Transborder Landscapes: The Protection of Biodiversity Across North America’s Borders
Charles C. Chester
Two Countries, One Forest — Deux Pays, Une Forêt: Launching a Landscape-Scale Conservation Collaborative in the Northern Appalachian Region of the United States and Canada
Emily M. Bateson
On Defying Nature’s End: The Case for Landscape-Scale Conservation
Gustavo A. B. da Fonseca, Aaron Bruner, Russell A. Mittermeier, Keith Alger, Claude Gascon, and Richard E. Rice
Protected Areas in 2023: Scenarios for an Uncertain Future
Jeffrey A. McNeely
What Should Protected Areas Managers Do in the Face of Climate Change?
David Welch
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Volume 21, #4 2004
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Robert M. Linn, 1926–2004: A Remembrance of the GWS Co-Founder
David Harmon
Report on the ESRI International User Conference 2004
Leslie Armstrong and Tennille Williams
A Public Opinion Survey on Wildland Fire in Grand Canyon National Park
Nancy Eileen Muleady-Mecham, Martha E. Lee, and Brent D. Burch
Ocean Stewardship
Maintaining Unimpaired Ocean Resources and Experiences: A National Park Service Ocean Stewardship Strategy
Gary E. Davis
Seamless Network of Ocean Parks and Marine Sanctuaries: The National Park Service / National Marine Sanctuary Partnership
Bradley W. Barr
The Economics of Marine Protected Areas in the High Seas
Paul Morling
Multiple Attribute Evaluation for National Parks and Protected Areas
Tony Prato
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Volume 21, #3 2004
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Mission Statements
Celebrating Wilderness in 2004
Roderick Frazier Nash
An Evaluation of the National Park Service’s Wilderness Program on the 40th Anniversary of the Wilderness Act
Jim Walters
A Conservation Agenda in an Era of Poverty
Steven E. Sanderson
The State of the CESU Network
Gary E. Machlis and Jean E. McKendry
Learning from World Heritage: Lessons from ‘International Preservation & Stewardship of Cultural & Ecological Landscapes of Global Significance,’ the 7th US/ICOMOS International Symposium
Patricia M. O’Donnell
The Natchitoches Declaration on Heritage Landscapes
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Volume 21, #2 2004
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Mission Statements
Reading the Earth: From Wonder to Appreciation
Robert Sterling Yard
Intangible Values of Protected Areas
Intangible Values of Protected Areas: What Are They? Why Do They Matter?
David Harmon
Managing the Intangible
Anthony J. English and Ellen Lee
National Parks as Scientific Benchmark Standards for the Biosphere; Or, How Are You Going to Tell How It Used to Be, When There’s Nothing Left to See?
Gary E. Davis, David M. Graber, and Steven A. Acker
Aesthetic Values and Protected Areas: A Story of Symbol Preservation
Eduardo Crespo de Nogueira and Consuelo Martínez Flores
Battling Religions in Parks and Forest Reserves: Facing Religion in Conflicts over Protected Places
Bron Taylor and Joel Geffen
Life and the Nature of Life—in Parks
Holmes Rolston III
Protected Landscapes in Canada: Current Practice and Future Significance
Guy S. Swinnerton and Susan Buggey
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Volume 21, #1 2004
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Mission Statements
From Deep History to the Century of the Environment: The National Park Service as Environmental Leader
Edward O. Wilson
Preserving Natural Soundscapes in the U.S. National Park System
Howie Thompson, guest editor
Natural Sounds: An Endangered Species
Marvin Jensen and Howie Thompson
Natural Soundscapes in the National Park System
Marvin Jensen and Howie Thompson
Natural Sounds Impairment
Bob Rossman
Military Overflight Program
Steve Oppermann
Air Tour Management Plan Program
Howie Thompson
Soundscape Studies in National Parks
Skip Ambrose and Shan Burson
For Whom Will the Liberty Bell Toll? From Controversy to Collaboration
Gary B. Nash
Business Models for Protected Areas
Jonathan Meade
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Volume 20, #4 2003
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Inside the GWS: Why Should I Join?
Rick Smith
Voices From Durban: Reflections on the 2003 World Parks Congress
“I Feel Roots Here”
Jessica Brown
Parks, Poverty, and the Conservation of Biodiversity
Thomas Cobb
Place-based Ocean Conservation Has Arrived
Gary E. Davis
Listening to Africa
David Harmon
Joining Hands in New Partnerships
Nora Mitchell
Looking Beyond Our Own Lifetimes
Peter Newman
Personal Connections and Politics in Durban
David Ostergren
Balancing Sustainable Development and Ecological Values
David J. Parsons
A Human Ecosystem of Caring
John Reynolds
Protecting and Respecting the Protectors
Rick Smith
From Denali to Durban
Michael J. Tranel
Benefits Beyond Boundaries: Thoughts from the WPC
George N. Wallace
A Time to Celebrate, a Time to Despair
Stephen Woodley
Through the Fog of War in Iraq: Lessons Learned in Heritage Preservation
Ann Hitchcock
Alleviating Multiple Threats to Protected Areas with Adaptive Ecosystem Management: The Case of Waterton–Glacier International Peace Park
Tony Prato
How Attitudes and Values Shape Access to National Parks
Joanna Kafarowski
The Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Conservation
Ben A. Minteer and Robert E. Manning
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Volume 20, #3 2003
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Mission Statements
Where We Need to Go—Lessons from Septima Clark
Dwight T. Pitcaithley
Science, Emotion, and Advocacy: An Interview with Richard Leakey
The Challenge of Wilderness Stewardship
David J. Parsons and David N. Cole, guest editors
The Challenge of Wilderness Stewardship
David J. Parsons and David N. Cole
Agency Policy and the Resolution of Wilderness Stewardship Dilemmas
David N. Cole
Ecological Restoration in Wilderness: Natural versus Wild in National Park Service Wilderness
David M. Graber
The Challenge of Doing Science in Wilderness: Historical, Legal, and Policy Context
Peter Landres, Judy Alderson, and David J. Parsons
Wolf Handling at Isle Royale: Can We Find Another Approach?
Jack Oelfke, Rolf Peterson, John Vucetich, and Leah Vucetich
Selecting Indicators and Understanding Their Role in Wilderness Experience Stewardship at Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve
Brian Glaspell, Alan Watson, Katie Kneeshaw, and Don Pendergrast
Computer Simulation as a Tool for Developing Alternatives for Managing Crowding at Wilderness Campsites on Isle Royale
Steven R. Lawson, Ann Mayo Kiely, and Robert E. Manning
Cultural Resource Management in National Park Service Wilderness Areas: Conflict or Cooperation?
Gary F. Somers
Securing an Enduring Wilderness in the National Park System: The Role of the National Wilderness Steering Committee
Wes Henry and Steve Ulvi
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Volume 20, #2 2003
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Stewardship of Heritage Areas
Brenda Barrett & Nora Mitchell, guest editors
Stewardship of Living Landscapes
Brenda Barrett and Nora Mitchell
Turning Ideas on Their Head: The New Paradigm of Protected Areas
Adrian Phillips
International Models of Protected Landscapes
Brent Mitchell
Roots for the National Heritage Family Tree
Brenda Barrett
Evolution of the Heritage Areas Movement
J. Glenn Eugster
Report from the Field: The Whole is So Much More than the Sum of Its Parts
Laura Gates and Nancy I.M. Morgan
A Vehicle for Conserving and Interpreting Our Recent Industrial Heritage
Constance C. Bodurow
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Volume 20, #1 2003
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Protected Areas and Social Justice: The View from South Asia
Ashish Kothari
Our History's History
Robert M. Dunkerly
International Trends in Park Tourism: The Emerging Role of Finance
Paul F.J. Eagles
Changing Approaches to Management at the Tsankawi Mesa of Bandelier National Monument
Michael Kelleher
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Volume 19, #4 2002
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The State of the Society: A Report from the GWS President
Bob Krumenaker
Civic Engagement at Sites of Conscience
Martin Blatt, guest editor
Introduction: The National Park Service and Civic Engagement
Martin Blatt
Interpreting Slavery and Civil Rights at Fort Sumter
John Tucker
Frankly, Scarlett, We Do Give A Damn: The Making of a New National Park
Laura Gates
Civic Engagement with the Community at Washita Battlefield National Historic Site
Sarah Craighead
The National Park Service: Groveling Sycophant or Social Conscience? Telling the Story of Mountains, Valley, and Barbed Wire at Manzanar National Historic Site
Frank Hays
Activating the Past for Civic Action: The International Coalition of Historic Site Museums of Conscience
Liz Sevcenko
Dialogue Between Continents: Civic Engagement and the Gulag Museum at Perm-36, Russia
Louis P. Hutchins and Gay E. Vietzke
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Volume 19, #3 2002
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World Heritage: Thirty Years of U.S. Participation
Gustavo Araoz
Improving Protected Area Management in Lithuania: A View from Overseas
Gintaras Matiukas, James P. Lassoie, and Daniel J. Decker
The Commemoration of Northern Aboriginal Peoples by the Canadian Government
David Neufeld
Crossing Boundaries: Interpreting Resource-Related Issues
Cynthia MacLeod
Native Americans, the Earliest Interpreters: What is Known About Their Legends and Stories of Yellowstone National Park and the Complexities of Interpreting Them
Lee H. Whittlesey
Exploiting the Human Need for Nature for Successful Protected Area Management
Ross J. Chapman
Forest and Tree Conservation Through Metaphysical Constraints
Lawrence S. Hamilton
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Volume 19, #2 2002
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Once Again, Why Public Parks?
Maurice H. Schwartz, guest editor
The Many Values of Public Parks
Maurice H. Schwartz
Origins of Fully Funded Public Parks
John W. Henneberger
Recreational Values of Public Parks
Robert Manning and Thomas More
The Economic Foundations of Public Parks
Thomas Michael Power
Why Urban Parks: A Matter of Equity?
Heath Schenker
The Meaning of Nature: Wilderness, Wildlife, and Ecological Values in the National Parks
James A. Pritchard
The Value of Historic and Cultural Resources in Public Parks
Ross M. Kimmel
Scientific Values of Public Parks
David Graber
Why National Parks?
Alfred Runte
State Parks: The Backbone
James Dunmyer
Management of Resources-Based Tourism at Tikal National Park in Northern Guatemala
Ikuko Fujisaki
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Volume 19, #1 2002
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Applied Geography
Leslie Armstrong, guest editor
Editor’s Note: A Sense of Place
Leslie Armstrong
Underwater Parks: Three Case Studies, and a Primer on Marine Boundary Issues
Robert E. Johnson and Leland F. Thormahlen
The Use of Geographic Information for Fire Management Planning in Yosemite National Park
Jan W. van Wagtendonk, Kent W. van Wagtendonk, Joseph B. Meyer, and Kara J. Paintner
Using Global Positioning System and Geographic Information System Tools in the Rehabilitation of Cultural Landscapes: Gettysburg’s Codori Farm Lane Project
Curt Musselman
Mapping Historic Preservation Legislation
John J. Knoerl and Marisa Zoller
Integrating GIS and Traditional Databases with MapObjects Technology
Danielle Berman
More than a Database: Integrating GIS Data with the Boston Harbor Islands Visitor Carrying Capacity Study
Yu-Fai Leung, Nigel Shaw, Keith Johnson, and Roland Duhaime
The Success of Planning Partnerships: Three National Park Service Case Studies
Ronald W. Johnson
The Hair of the Dog that Bit You: Using Special Events to Help Understand and Manage Their Impacts—A Case Study of Crissy Field, Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Gregory Paynter Shine
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Volume 18, #4 2001
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Using Numbers that Count: Information or Revelation?
Mark R. Peterson
A Dialogue on the Natural Resource Challenge
Dale B. Engquist
Protecting Dark Skies
Joe Sovick, guest editor
Toward an Appreciation of the Dark Night Sky
Joe Sovick
The Value of Dark Skies and of High-Quality Night Lighting—Building Public Awareness
Elizabeth M. Alvarez del Castillo and David L. Crawford
The Ultimate Cultural Resource?
Jerry Rogers and Joe Sovick
Preserving Pristine Night Skies in National Parks and the Wilderness Ethic
Dan Duriscoe
Let There Be Dark: The National Park Service and the New Mexico Night Sky Protection Act
Jerry Rogers and Joe Sovick
Visual Estimations of Night Sky Brightness
Chadwick A. Moore
Modeling Light Pollution from Population Data and Implications for National Park Service Lands
Steve Albers and Dan Duriscoe
Stargazing—A Driving Force in Ecotourism at Cherry Springs State Park
Thom Bemus
Chaco’s Night Lights
Brad Shattuck and G. B. Cornucopia
Light Pollution and Marine Turtle Hatchlings: The Straw that Breaks the Camel’s Back?
Mark Nicholas
Yellowstone by Night
Lynn Chan and Eleanor Clark
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Volume 18, #3 2001
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A Tribute to Robert Belous
William E. Brown
Crossing Boundaries in Managing Recreational Use of National Parks and Related Areas
Robert Manning, guest editor
Introduction: Crossing Boundaries in Managing Recreational Use of National Parks and Related Areas
Robert Manning
Crossing Experiential Boundaries: Visitor Preferences Regarding Tradeoffs Among Social, Resource, and Managerial Attributes of the Denali Wilderness Experience
Steven Lawson and Robert Manning
Integrating Resource, Social, and Managerial Indicators of Quality into Carrying Capacity Decision-Making
Peter Newman, Jeff Marion, and Kerri Cahill
Managing National Parks in a Multi-Cultural Society: Searching for Common Ground
Myron Floyd
Bridging the Gap: Integrating Subsistence Issues into Indicator-Based Recreation Planning
Daniel Laven, Robert Manning, Darryll Johnson, and Mark Vande Kamp
Norm Stability: A Longitudinal Analysis of Crowding and Related Norms in the Wilderness of Denali National Park and Preserve
James Bacon, Robert Manning, Darryll Johnson, and Mark Vande Kamp
Crossing Methodological Boundaries: Assessing Visitor Motivations and Support for Management Actions at Yellowstone National Park Using Quantitative and Qualitative Research Approaches
William Borrie, Wayne Freimund, Mae Davenport, and Robert Manning
Thinking and Acting Regionally: Toward Better Decisions About Appropriate Conditions, Standards, and Restrictions on Recreation Use
Steven McCool and David Cole
Diversity in Outdoor Recreation: Planning and Managing a Spectrum of Visitor Opportunities In and Among Parks
Cynthia Warzecha, Robert Manning, David Lime, and Wayne Freimund
Conserving Recreation Diversity: Collaborating Across Boundaries
Glenn Haas
Crossing Programmatic Boundaries: Toward a More Integrated Approach to Planning and Managing the Visitor Experience
Megha Budruk, Daniel Laven, Robert Manning, William Valliere, and Marilyn Hof
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Volume 18, #2 2001
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Thoughts on the Arctic Refuge's Future
William E. Brown
The Human Element
Roger Kennedy
The U.S. National Amphibian Research and Monitoring Initiative and the Role of Protected Areas
Russell J. Hall and Catherine A. Langtimm
Searching for Biological Specimens from Midwestern Parks: Pitfalls and Solutions
James P. Bennett
Protected Areas in East Asia: An Overview and Two Case Studies
Twenty-first Century Strategies for Protected Areas in East Asia
David Sheppard
Establishing Protected Areas in the Philippines: Emerging Trends, Challenges, and Prospects
Rafael G. Senga
Conservation of Protected Areas in Thailand: The Case of Khao Yai National Park
Pakkawadee Panusittikorn and Tony Prato
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Volume 18, #1 2001
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A Second Century of Stewardship: Mission 2016
John Donahue
Wilderness and Natural Resource Management in the NPS: Another View
Bob Krumenaker
Sizes of Canadian National Parks and the Viability of Large Mammal Populations: Policy Implications
Martine Landry, Vernon G. Thomas, and Thomas D. Nudds
The Taking of the Gettysburg Tower
John Latschar
The War for the Future: Mountain Bikes and Golden Gate National Recreation Area
Hal K. Rothman
The Zapovedniks of Russia
Natalia Danilina
Consuming Nature: The Uneasy Relationship between Technology, Outdoor Recreation, and Protected Areas
John Shultis
Ecological Studies of Bison in the Greater Yellowstone Area: Development and Implementation
Peter J.P. Gogan, John A. Mack, Wayne G. Brewster, Edward M. Olexa, and Wendy E. Clark
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Volume 17, #4 2000
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The Path Not Taken: National Park Service
Richard West Sellars
Celebrating George Wright: A Retrospective on the 20th Anniversary of the GWS
George Wright’s Vision: What Does It Mean Today?
David Harmon
A Personal Tribute
Pamela Wright Lloyd
George Melendez Wright, 1904-1936: A Voice on the Wing
Jerry Emory and Pamela Wright Lloyd
The Significance of George Wright
Richard West Sellars
A Summary List of George Wright’s Field Notes
Compiled by Jerry Emory
A George Wright Bibliography
Compiled by Jerry Emory
The Magic Window
George M. Wright
Mosquitoes and Public Health: Protecting a Resource in the Face of PublicFear
Constantine J. Dillon
Ah! Wilderness
William E. Brown
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Volume 17, #3 2000
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The Role of Inventory in Resource Stewardship
William R. Supernaugh
The State of State Parks
Maurice H. Schwartz, guest editor
Our State Parks
Maurice H. Schwartz
State Park Beginnings
John Henneberger
Integrating Cultural and Natural History in State Park Management
Rebecca Conard and Michael Carrier
Building a Constituency for State Parks: The Missouri Experience
Susan Flader
The Implications of Sponsorship for State Park Management
Rick Barton
The Design and Value of Service Learning Partnerships in State Parks
Michael A Reiter, James P. Eagleman, and Jenna Luckenbaugh
News from the State Park Directors
Glen D. Alexander
Challenges Facing State Parks
Paul Pritchard
Estimating the Tourism Volume and Value in Protected Areas in Canada and the USA
Paul F. J. Eagles, Daniel MvLean, and Mike J. Stabler
Conservation of the Sea Using Lessons from the Land
Bradley W. Barr and James Lindholm
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Volume 17, #2 2000
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The Yellowstone Genetic Reservoir—Quandaries and Consequences of Exotic Introduction in Yellowstone National Park: A Conversation Between A Science Person and a Humanities Person
Paul Schullery and John D. Varley
Taking Stock: Changing Ideas and Visions for Parks
Paul M. Bray, guest editor
Taking Stock
Paul M. Bray
Park, Forest, and Wilderness
Ethan Carr
From Management to Stewardship: The Making and Remaking of the U.S. National Park System
Rolf Diamant
Postcards from Home
Judith M. LaBelle
Parks for the Future: A European Perspective
Roberto Gambino
The Evolving Shift in Protected Area Thought and Practices
J. Gordon Nelson and Lucy M. Sportza
Conservation Without Frontiers: The Global View
David Sheppard
Conservation Area Network in the Southern Appalachians
Hugh Irwin and Susan Andrew
Resource Protection in the World's Largest Urban Park: A Model for Partnership Between Parks, Higher Education, and the Community
Steven E James and Tim Martin
Legislative Practice and Nature Protection in Russia's Kola Peninsula
Sergey Shestakov and Valery Barcan
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Volume 17, #1 2000
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The Great Transition
William E. Brown
Landscape Stewardship: New Directions in Conservation of Nature and Culture
Jessica Brown, Nora Mitchell, and Fausto Sarmiento, guest editors
Introduction
Jessica Brown, Nora Mitchell, and Fausto O. Sarmiento
Protected Landscapes: A Conservation Model for the 21st Century
Michael Beresford and Adrian Phillips
World Heritage Cultural Landscapes
Mechtild Rossler
Protected Landscapes and Cultural Landscapes: Taking Advantage of Diverse Approaches
Nora Mitchell and Susan Buggey
From the Caribbean to the Pacific: Community Conservation in Small Island States
Giles Romulus and P.H.C. Lucas
Andean Stewardship: Tradition Linking Nature and Culture in Protected Landscapes of the Andes
Fausto O. Sarmiento, Guillermo Rodriguez, Miriam Torres, Alejandro Argumedo, Mireya Munoz, and Jack Rodriguez
The Stewardship Approach and its Relevance for Protected Landscapes
Jessica Brown and Brent Mitchell
Prioritizing the Research and Monitoring Needs of Terrestrial Mammals in National Parks
Lisa Kay Garrett and R. Gerald Wright
Books in Brief
Reviewed by David Harmon
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Volume 16, #4 1999
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The USNPS Natural Resource Challenge: It's Not About Money, It's About Priorities
Karen P. Wade
Archaeology and the National Park Idea: Challenges for Management and Interpretation
John H. Jameson, Jr., guest editor
Introduction
John H. Jameson, Jr.
Loving it to Death: The Gran Pajaten Predicament
Warren B. Church
The Battle for Sydney Harbour
Denis Gojak
Management Strategies and the Component of Indigenous Sacred Places: The Dreaming and Aboriginal Involvement in Site Management within Northern Territory National Parks, Australia
Ken Mulvaney
Expanding Horizons: Environmental and Cultural Values within Natural Boundaries
Judith Powell
Archaeology and Rocky Mountain Ecosystem Management: Theory and Practice
Martin Magne
History, Politics and Culture: Archaeology and Interpretation in British National Parks
Harold Mytum
The Genius of the Place: Managing a "Mini-National Park" at Bede's World
Peter Fowler and Miriam Harte
Developing a Management Plan for the Ironbridge Gorge World Heritage Site
Mation Blockley
Reinterpreting the Cultural Landscape of Chalmette Battlefield: Landscape Management Strategies for Parks with Multiple Layers of History
Kevin Risk
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Volume 16, #3 1999
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The National Park Service's Management Policy in the 21st Century
Ruthann Knudson, guest editor
Introduction: Recommitting to Stewardship
Michael A. Soukup
National Park Service Management Policies for the National Park System
John G. Dennis
Interpreting Wildlife Management Policy to Meet Individual Park Needs
William R. Supernaugh
Wild Life is More than Wildlife: Policy for Other Animals in the National Parks
Michael A. Ruggiero
Wildlife Management in an Ecosystem Context: The Role of Vegetation in Management and Policies
Linda L. Wallace
Using the Past to Shape National Park Service Policy for Wild Life
Ruthann Knudson
Values, Science, and Policy: How Best to Serve the National Parks
Frederic H. Wagner
Absolutely American and Absolutely Democratic: National Parks and Policy Change
John C. Freemuth
The Partnership Between Park Wild Life Management Policy and Landscape Wild Life Management Policy: How Shall We Then Manage?
William L. Halvorson and Chris Eastin
Key Differences in Thought in Science and Values Regarding National Park Service Wildlife Management Policies
Thomas M. Franklin
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Volume 16, #2 1999
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The Four R's as an Rx for the Andes... and Elsewhere?
Lawrence S. Hamilton
Measuring Up Responsibly: Assessing Protected Areas Through State of Environment Reporting and Indicators
Ed B. Wiken, guest editor
Overview: The Importance and Principles of State of Ecosystems Reporting and Indicators
Ed B. Wiken
Continental Focus—Reporting on North America: Continental Connection
Irene Pisanty-Baruch, Jane Barr, ed B. Wiken, and David A. Gauthier
National Focus—Reporting Indicators for Protected Areas and Ecosystems: A Natural Perspective
Anthony M. Turner, Ed B. Wiken, and Nikita Lopoukhine
Regional Sector Focus—Reporting on Macro-Ecosystems: The Great Plains of North America
David A Gauthier and Ed B. Wiken
Resource Sector Focus—Reporting and Indicators: Mechanisms in Ecologically Sustaining the Forested Sector
Judy Loo and Harry Hirvonen
A Private Affair: Nature Reserves in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
G.W. Burnett and Ingrid Schneider
Why Don't Parks and Sanctuaries Protect Marine Fish Too?
Gary E. Davis
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Volume 16, #1 1999
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Fuzzy Logic and National Park Service Policy
R. Gerald Wright
The New Research Mandate for America's National Park System: Where It Came From and What It Could Mean
David Harmon
The Chesapeake Bay Program: Science, Politics, and Policy
Kent Mountford, Charles D. Rafkind, and John Donahue, guest editors
The Chesapeake Bay: Nature in the Cultural Environment and Cultural History in the Natural Environment
Kent Mountford
George Washington Birthplace National Monument: A Chesapeake Bay Park—Or, Why Study Nature in the Cultural Environment?
John Donahue
The Chesapeake Bay Program: Its Origins and Significance
William Matuszeski
Rhinos and Tigers and Bays (Oh My!), and Other Congressional Tales
Peter J. Marx
Local Reins on a Sprawling Land
Gary G. Allen and Susan N. Hall
Bringing Back the Bay: The Role of Science in Making Policy
Jack Greer
Chesapeake Information Management System and the World Wide Web
Lowell Bahner
The National Park Service: Filling Our Roles in the Chesapeake Bay Program
Robert D. Campbell
One Park and the Chesapeake Bay: The Colonial Experience
Charles D. Rafkind
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Volume 15, #4 1998
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2000: The Year of Maryland State Parks --- and Beyond?
Maurice H. Schwartz
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Reflections on Six Years with the GWS Board
Jonathan B. Jarvis
The New Research Mandate for the U.S. National Parks
National Park Omnibus Management Act of 1998: Title II—National Park System Resource Inventory and Management
Historical Perspectives on Science and Management in Yellowstone National Park
Susan Rhoades Neel & Paul Schullery, guest editors
Introduction
Susan Rhoades Neel & Paul Schullery
Preserving the Beasts of Waste and Desolation: Theodore Roosevelt and Predator Control in Yellowstone Park
Jeremy Johnston
Charles C. Adams and Early Ecological Rationales for Yellowstone National Park, 1916-1941
James Prtichard
The War Against Blister Rust in Yellowstone National Park, 1945-1978
Katherine C. Kendall and Jennifer M. Asebrook
A Public Face for Science: A Starker Leopold and the Leopold Report
Kiki Leigh Rydell
Close Cousins Consider Landscapes: Comparative Notes on Cultural Landscape Work in Australia and the United States
Jillian Cowley
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Volume 15, #3 1998
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WCPA News: Raising the profile of Protected Areas in the Convention on Biological Diversity
Protected Areas: Making the Global Connection
Debra Clausen, guest editor
Protected Areas Networks Coordinate Conservation of Shared Resources
Debra Clausen
A Global Representative System of marine Protected Areas
Graeme Kelleher
Shorebird Conservation: Protecting Habitats for Hemispheric Migrants
Jim Corven
The Shorebird Sister Schools Program
Heather Johnson
A Circumpolar Protected Areas Network for Conserving Biological Diversity
Leslie Kerr and Finn Kateras
The Mountain Protected Areas Network
Lawerence S. Hamilton
The World Commission on Protected Areas: A Network of Professional Expertise
David Sheppard
Sacred Grounds: Preserving America's Civil War Heritage (Part 2 of 2)
Joseph E. Brent & William H. Mulligan, Jr., guest editors
Thousand-Mile Front: Civil War in the Lower Mississippi Valley
Sharon A. Calcote
Bilateral Resource Management and Development: The Illinois-Kentucky Civil War Heritage Trail
Stephen A. Thompson
Interpretation and Preservation of Civil War Sites: Two Case Studies from West Kentucky
William H. Mulligan, Jr.
Preserving Mississippi's Civil War Heritage
Terrence F. Winschel
Yellowstone's Creation Myth
Lee Whittlesey and Paul Schullery
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Volume 15, #2 1998
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Protected Areas Networks Coordinate Conservation of Shared Resources
Brain C. Kenner
Learning from the Italian Park Experience
Paul M. Bray, guest editor
Italian Park and Protected Area Experience and Twinning
Paul M. Bray
Ideas from Overseas: American Preservation and Italian Restoration
Marcus Hall
Parks and Protected Areas in Italy: An Overview
Roberto Gambino
Italy's Leap Forward in Nature Protection Legislation
James Sievert
From the National Park to Regional Systems of Linked National Parks and Protected Areas
Franco Tassi
The Parco Artistic, Naturale e Culturale della Val d'Orica
Vieri Quilici
Sacred Grounds: Preserving America's Civil War Heritage (Part 1 of 2)
Joseph E. Brant & William H. Mulligan, Jr., guest editors
Introduction
Joseph E Brent and William H. Mulligan, Jr.
The American Battlefield Protection Program: Forging Preservation partnerships at Historic Battlefields
Tanya M. Gossett
Preserving Kentucky's Civil Wr Sites: Grassroots Efforts and Statewide Leadership
Joseph E. Brent
The Making of the "Lee's Retreat" Driving Tour
Chris Calkins
Book Review: Places of Quiet Beauty: Parks, Preserves, and Environmentalism, by Rebecca Conrad
Reviewed by Ron Cockrell
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Volume 15, #1 1998
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"To Provide for the Enjoyment": Recreation Management in the National Parks
Robert E. Manning
The Business Connection
Maurice H. Schwartz, guest editor
The Business Connection: An Introduction
Maurice H. Schwartz
The Foundations of the National Parks: Ideals and Realities
Alfred Runte
The Economic Role of America's National Parks: Moving Beyond a Tourist Perspective
Thomas Michael Power
The Business of Parks
T. Destry Jarvis
The Management Implications of Revenue Parks
Rick Barton
A Walk in the Park: Fee or Free?
Shane Miller
NPS and the $300,000 Privy: A Parable for Management
Phil Voorhees and Eileen Woodford
In Praise of Platt—Or, What is a 'Real' National Park?
Jacilee Wray and Alexa Roberts
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Volume 14, #4 1997
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"Finding Value in Creatures Great and Small: Just Another Year in Yellowstone National Park"
Charles C. Chester
The Cape Town Declaration on "Parks for Peace"
The International Conference on Transboundary Protected Areas
Durward L. Allen, 1910-1997: An Appreciation
Rolf O. Peterson
A Report from the Second World Congress of the International Ranger Federation
Bill Halainen
2000, The Year of the Parks: An Open Letter to President Clinton
Maurice H. Schwartz
The National Conference on State Parks: Reflections on Organizational Genealogy
Rebecca Conard
Natural Resource Interpretation and Conservation Education in a Global Society
Jayne H. Tardona & Daniel R. Tardona
Assessing the Ecosystem Management Program of St. Lawrence Islands National Park, Ontario, Canada
William R. Stephenson & Paul Zorn
Human Dimensions Research Needs in Uganda's Kibale National Park
Stephen E. Whitesell, Olive Kyampaire & Robert J. Lilieholm
Francis Bacon: Prophet of the Modern Park
John W. Henneberger
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Volume 14, #3 1997
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"Protected Areas, Science, and the 21st Century"
John F. Reynolds & Christine Schonewald
Latin American Mountain Protected Areas
Fausto O. Sarmiento, guest editor
Latin American Mountain Protected Areas: An Introduction
Fausto O. Sarmiento
Discovering the Lost World: Canaima National Park and World Heritage Site, Venezuela
Christopher F. Sharpe & Iokine Rodriguez
Advances in the Management of Recreational Use of Huascaran National Park, Peru
Miriam Edith Torres Angeles
The Lakes in Andean Protected Areas of Ecuador
Miriam Steinitz-Kannan
Land Use Changes Directed Towards Sustainable Development in Forest Reserve, Costa Rica
Marten Kappelle & Marta E. Juarez
The Rio Abiseo National Park, Peru
Adrian Mendoza Ocampo & Anselmo Lozano Calderon
The Quijos River Valley: A Protected Landscape as Best Management Practice for Conservation and Development in Tropandean Ecuador
Fausto O. Sarmiento
Environmental Values and Ethics in the Kola Peninsula, Russia
Valery Barcan
Land Ownership and Park Management: A Note on the Experience of Tatra National Park, Slovak Republic
Vlado Vancura
"America's Best Idea": A Review of Preserving Nature in the National Parks: A History, by Richard West Sellars
Gary E. Davis
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Volume 14, #2 1997
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Biosphere Reserves and the "American Land Sovereignty Protection Act"
V.C. Gilbert
Statement of the George Wright Society on H.R. 901, the "American Land Sovereignty Protection Act"
Planning to Expand Systems of Protected Areas in North America: Comparing Practice in Three Countries and Assessing its Importance
Michael McCloskey
International Standards in Establishing National Parks and Other Protected Areas
Adrian Phillips & Jeremy Harrison
Estimated Economic Impacts of the 1995-1996 U.S. National Park Shutdowns
Adam Charles Mednick
The Cave Creek Tragedy: Of Cutbacks, Budgets, and Management
Keith Dewar
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Volume 14, #1 1997
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Between Jihad and McWorld: Parks and the Question of National Identity
David Harmon
Wildlife in Parks: Policy Philosophy, and Politics
John Donahue, guest editor
Introduction
John Donahue
Managing Wildlife in the Parks: The Legal Basis
Frank Buono
Wildlife Management in America's National Parks: Preparing for the Next Century
Dan E. Huff
Our National Park Policy: Some Thoughts on Politics and the Role of Science
John Freemuth
Embracing Human Values in National Park Management
Allen T. Ruthberg & Wayne Pacelle
Wildlife in the Parks: Policy, Philosophy, and Politics
John Donahue
Mitigating Effects to Battlefield Landscapes: A National Park Service - U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Partnership
Noel G. Harrison
Developing a Business Approach to Protected Areas Management
Neil Munro
Book Review: Science and Ecosystem Management in the National Parks
Ronald D. Hiebert
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Volume 13, #4 1996
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Box Sixty-Five
Trends in International Conservation: Lessons for North American Protected Areas
Rick Smith
American Indian Private Religious Preserves on Public Lands: The Legal Issues
Frank Buono
A Campaign for Cloud Forests: Unique and Valuable Ecosystems at Risk
Lawrence S. Hamilton
Parks for People: A Case Study from the Air Mountains of Niger
John E. Newby
Corridors in a Regional Conservation Plan: A Commentary on the Use of Corridors Using the Greater Georgian Bay Ecosystem as a Model
Yolanda Wiersma
A New Perspective in Strategic Planning: The Great Smokey Mountains Experience
Carroll F. Schell & Karen P. Wade
Reaching the Real Public in the Public Involvement Process: Practical Lessons in Ecosystem Management
John D. Varley & Paul Schullery
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Volume 13, #3 1996
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Letter from Gustavus
Islands of Hope - Now More Than Ever
William E. Brown
Take Back Our Language
Jean Matthews
A Report from Moscow: A New Environmental Education Center for Russia
Natalia Danilina
Wildlife Management in the National Park System: The Self-Regulation Theory Revisited - Report from the ESA Conference
R. Gerald Wright
Voices of the New West: The National Park Service in the 20th Century
Art Gómez, guest editor
Editor's Preface
Art Gomez
The National Park Service and the American West: New Voices, New Missions, New History
Michael E. Welsh
The New Western History and the National Parks
Richard White
Land of Constant Change: Uncle Sam and the Town Dweller Settle the West
Duane A. Smith
The National Park Service Restructuring: A Perspective
Jerry L. Rogers
The Future of the NPS History Program
Dwight T. Pitcaithley
Reforming Public Land Management with New Incentives
Randal O'Toole
The Public Lands and the National Heritage
Charles F. Wilkinson
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Volume 13, #2 1996
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Letter from Gustavus
The Will to Live in a Livable Future
William E. Brown
Values, Ethics, and Public Lands
Robert E. Manning, guest editor
Introduction
Robert E. Manning
Shifting and Expanding Forest Values: The Case of the U.S. National Forests
David N. Bengston and Zhi Xu
Environmental Values and Ethics: An Empirical Study of the Philosophical Foundations for Park Policy
Robert E. Manning, William A. Valliere, & Ben A. Minteer
Should Wilderness Areas Become Biodiversity Reserves?
F. Baird Callicott
Beyond Preservation
Max Oelschlaeger
Rethinking Place, Reinventing Nature: An Environmental Justice Perspective on Managing the Public Lands
Robert Gottlieb & Louis Blumberg
Encouraging Environmental Care: A Code of Ethics for Short Hills Provincial Park
Ingrid Leman Stefanovic
A Wilderness Ethic for the Age of Cyberspace
Roderick Frazier Nash
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Volume 13, #1 1996
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Letter from Gustavus
Nature and Culture in Historic Landscapes
William E. Brown
Balancing Nature and Culture in Historic Landscapes
Charles A. Birnbaum & Sandra L. Tallant, guest editors
Guest Editors' Preface
Charles A. Birnbaum & Sandra L. Tallant
The Twentieth-Century Landscape Park
Ethan Carr
Moving Towards the Middle in a World of Extremes - Nature and Culture in Historic Landscapes
Robert Z. Melnick
Is Landscape Preservation an Oxymoron?
Robert E. Cook
The Nature of Culture and the Culture of Nature
John Dixon Hunt
Master Plan for Renewing Louisville Kentucky's Olmsted Parks and Parksway - A Guide to Sustainable Landscape Management
Rolf Sauer
Integrating Cultural and Natural Landscape Values in Louisville's Olmsted Parks and Parkways
Patricia M. O'Donnell
Balancing Nature and Culture in Historic Landscapes - A Listing of Sessions and Papers
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Volume 12, #4 1995
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Letter from Gustavus
Using Cost-Benefit Analysis to Our Advantage
William E. Brown
Report from Zakopane: The First World Ranger Congress
Bill Halainen
Managing Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Programs in the U.S. National Park Service: Beyond the Science
David A. Haskell
National Parks in the United States: An Overview of Current Conditions
John Reynolds
Natural Protected Areas in Mexico
Ramon Perez Gil Salcido
Hunting as a Tool for Wildlife Management
Greg de Nevers & Huey Johnson
Protected Areas and the Bioregional Management Challenge
Kenton R. Miller & Nels Johnson
Selected Excerpts Related to Science and Management from the CNPPA-NA Draft Regional Action Plan
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Volume 12, #3 1995
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The Pursuit of Sustainability: Joining Science and Public Choice
George H. Stankey
Dealing with In-Park Controversy Surrounding Resources Management Programs: A Case Study of the Island Fox Monitoring Program at Channel Islands National Park
Timothy J. Coonan and Catherin A. Schwemm
Visualization in Decision-Support Systems: A Proposal for the New River Gorge National River
Michael L. O'Brien, patrick A. Miller, Lee R. Skabelund, and Claudia G. Phillips
The Visitor Experience and Resource Protection (VERP) Process: The Application of Carrying Capacity to Arches National Park
Robert E. Manning, David W. Lime, Marilyn Hof, and Wayne A. Freimund
Coping with Change: People, Forests, and Biodiversity
Jeffery A. McNeely
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Volume 12, #2 1995
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Letter from Gustavus
Values
William E. Brown
Interpretation and the Four Estates
James B. Thompson and James A. Mack
Cultural Resources Protection and Oil Spill Mitigation After the Exxon Valdez Disaster
Rick S. Kurtz
Report from Portland: The 8th Conference on Research and Resource Management in Parks and on Public Lands
The Sense of the Conference
William E. Brown
Some Thoughts About Caring for the Parks and the Land
Roger Kennedy
Some Thoughts About "Some Thoughts About...."
Jean Matthews
Parks and Reserves in a Re-emerging Russia
Forging the National Park Concept in the Russian Federation
David Haskell
Two Memoirs of Life and Work in a Far Eastern Russian Reserve
Victoria Churikova and Valery Druzjaka
Research in the Lapland Biosphere Reserve
Valery Barcan
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Volume 12, #1 1995
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Letter from Gustavus
A New Raid on the Tongass
William E. Brown
The Greater Fundy Ecosystem Project: Toward Ecosystem Management
Stephen Woodley and Bill Freedman
Naming and Knowing an Ecuadorian Landscape: A Case Study of the Maquipucuna Reserve
Fausto O. Sarmiento
Toward an Inventory of North American Protected Areas
Introduction and Comment
North American Protected Areas: An Ecological Approach to Reporting and Analysis
Ed B. Wiken and Kenneth Lawton
Ecoregions: A Framework for Managing Ecosystems
James M. Omernik
Explanation of the Front-Cover Map: Draft Level I Ecological Regions of North America
Archeological Overviews: The Southwest Division Overview and the Central and Northern Plains Overview and Their Use in Historic Preservation
Thomas J. Green and W. Frederick Limp
Keweenaw National Historical Park: Nationally Significant or a "Slab of Pork"? — A Rebuttal to National Parks Compromised
William O. Fink
A Reply to William O. Fink
James M. Ridenour
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Volume 11, #4 1994
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Letter from Gustavus
The One Sure Line
William E. Brown
Proposal for a National Park Institute: A Call for Interest
Gary E. Davis
The "Status of Protected Areas in North America" Project: A Introductory Note
Ed Wiken, Tony Olsen, and Miguel Esquiha-Zamora
Three Views of the Wild on the 30th Anniversary of The Wilderness Act
The Wildlands Project: A Vision for Life
James R. Strittholt
Building a Wilderness Recovery Network
Reed F. Noss
Wilderness, Myth, and American Character
Marvin Henberg
Remembering Abraham Lincoln: History and Myth
Richard West Sellars
Parks for Life: Action for Protected Areas in Europe
Adrian Phillips
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Volume 11, #3 1994
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Letter from Gustavus
While Rome Burns
William E. Brown
Population Growth, Demographic Change, and the Future of Protected Areas
Introduction
The Long View: Population-Environment Dynamics in Historical Perspective
Gayl D. Ness
Sharing the Earth: Case Studies on Population, Wildlife, and the Environment
Patricia Waak-Strom
Linking Community Programs in Environment to Programs in Population: Towards Sustainable Communities that Sustain Sanctuaries
Richard P. Cincotta
Population Growth, Demographic Change, and Cultural Landscapes
Graham Woodgate and Colin Sage
Sustaining the Wild equals Sustaining the World
Gaylord Nelson
Protected Area Deforestation in South Sumatra, Indonesia
Steven R. Brechin, Surya Chandra Surapaty, Laurel Heydir, and Eddy Roflin
The Mexico-USA Border Region: The Filling of an Empty Land
Glen Kaye
Protected Lands, Population Growth, and Women's Lives: A Proposed Agenda for Action
Robert Engelman
The Future of Protected Areas in a Crowded World
David Harmon and Steven R. Brechin
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Volume 11, #2 1994
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Letter from Gustavus
William E. Brown
Preservation and Interpretation of Historic Sites, Landscapes, and Environments
William H. Mulligan, Jr., guest editor
Introduction
William H. Mulligan, Jr.
Rethinking Labor History: The West Virginia/Virginia Coal Mining Industry
Harry A Butowsky
The Opana Radar Site
Harry A Butowsky
Mr. Lincoln's Neighbors: Historic Preservation/Restoration in the Lincoln Home National Historic Site
Craig Alan Drone
The Fort Valley Experiment Station and Its Preservation
Susan Deaver Olderding
Go Learn It on the Mountain: An Interpretive Agenda for New Hampshire's Tallest Peak
Parker B. Potter, Jr. and Nancy Jo Chabot
Poem: With Ridiculous Caution
Susan Stevens
Computers and Preservation: Meeting the Challenges of the 1990s
Dana B. Supernowicz and E. Steve McNiel
Women's Work: Finding Significance at the Local Level
Rebecca Yamin
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Volume 11, #1 1994
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Letter from Gustavus
William E. Brown
Dubrovnik's Old City: The Destruction of a World Heritage Cultural Site
UNESCO, Institute for the Protection of the Cultural Monuments and Natural Environment of Dubrovnik, and Institute for the Rehabilitation of Dubrovnik
Bird Checklists: A Review and Guidelines
Ro Wauer
Overcoming Political and Administrative Barriers to Effective Protected Areas Management
Bruce Davis
From New Perspectives to Ecosystem Management
William E. Shands, Ann Black, and Jim Giltmier
The Wilderness Act of 1964: Its Relationship to the NPS Organic Act
Frank Buono
Heritage or Millstone? A Review of the Relevance of Historic Landscapes to Sustainable Management in New Zealand Today
Valerie G. Kirby
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Volume 10, #4 1993
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Letter from Gustavus
Leading the World to Sustainability
William E. Brown
Sustainability, Respect, and Responsibility
Joseph C. Dunstan, Katherine L. Jope & Geoffrey M. Swan, guest editors
Why Sustainability?
Joseph C. Dunstan, Katherine L. Jope, and Geoffrey M. Swan
Some Thoughts on Sustainability
Edwin P. Pister
Sustainability in Historical-Philosophical Perspective
J. Baird Callicott
A Sustainable Society: What Is It? How Do We Get There?
Stephen Viederman
Sustainability, Natural Law, and the "Real World"
Gary K. Meffe
What on Earth are We Doing?
USNPS Denver Service Center
Integrated Bioclimatic Architecture
Javier Barba
Strengthening the "Ability" of Sustainability: A Personal Perspective on Motivations and Sustainable Design
Joan Hirschman
Balancing Management Goals for Ecological Systems on a Sustainable Basis: An Analysis of the Pacific Northwest Timber Dispute
David K. Cox, Val R. Beasley, and Paul W. Andrews
Sustainable Design and the U.S. National Park Service
John J. Reynolds
Sustainable Tourism in the Nature and National Parks of Europe
John Anfield
A Science Agenda and Strategy for the U.S. National Biological Survey
Gary E. Davis
Is the USNPS Ready for Science?
David A. Haskell
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Volume 10, #3 1993
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Letter from Gustavus
An Open Letter on ANILCA
William E. Brown
Wading into the NBS Pool
Robert M. Linn and David Harmon
Fisheries Resource Management Issues and Policies, Interpretation-and the USNPS Mission
Daniel R. Tardona and Jayne Tardona
U.S. National Park Service Inventory and Monitoring: A California Park Perspective
Judd A. Howell
Can Wildlife Pay for Itself?
Martin Holdgate
What We've Learned About GIS: One Park's Experience in the World of Geographic Information Systems
Chuck Rafkind, Hugh Devine, John Karish, and Patti Dienna
The Rise and Decline of Ecological Attitudes in National Park Management: Part III (Conclusion)
Richard West Sellars
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Volume 10, #2 1993
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Lessons of the Past — Foundations for the Future
John Donahue, guest editor
Introduction
John Donahue
Fountains of Life
John Donahue
A Letter from Friendship Hill
Roger Kennedy
Ecosystem Management: The Relationship Among Science, Land Managers, and the Public
John Freemuth and R. McGreggor Cawley
Related Lands and the U.S. National Park Service
James W. Cloeman, Jr.
Thinning the Blood - Another Myth
Frank Buono
The Evolution of Wildlife Management Ethics: From Human-Centered to Humane
Wayne Pacelle
Wildlife Management Technology
Jay F. Kirkpatrick
Sustainable Forestry
Elizabeth Estill and Miles Hemstrom
Pushing the Limits of Boundaries
Joseph C. Dunstan and Katherine L. Jope
The Rise and Decline of Ecological Attitudes in National Park Management, 1929-1940: Part II
Richard West Sellars
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Volume 10, #1 1993
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A National Biological Survey: Some Issues, Concerns, and Historical Background
A Memo from the GWS Executive Office
Social Science and Protected Area Management: The Principles of Partnership
Gary E. Machlis
Building Resource Inventories on a Global Scale
William P. Gregg, Jr., Erica Serabian, and Michael A. Ruggiero
Assessment of Hurricane Andrew's Immediate Impacts on Natural and Archeological Resources of Big Cypress National Preserve, Biscayne National Park, and Everglades National Park
Gary E. Davis, Mark Flora, Lloyd L. Loope, Brian Mitchell, Charles T. Roman, George Smith, Michael Soukup, and James T. Tilmant
Resource Protection through Cooperative Planning
Luther Propst
Protected Landscapes: One Way Forward
John Aitchison and Michael Beresford
The Rise and Decline of Ecological Attitudes in National Park Management, 1929-1940: Part I
Richard West Sellars
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Volume 9, #3/4 1992
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Letter from Gustavus
A New Day Dawning
William E. Brown
The Public Lands of the United States—An Endangered Species
Gaylord Nelson
Research in Protected Areas: Papers from the 4th World Congress on National Parks & Protected Areas
Introduction to the Workshop
Situacíon Actual y Perspectivas de la Investigacíon Biológica en las Areas Protigedas de Bolivia
Patricia Ergueta, Werner Hanagarth, and Mónica Moraes
Barro Colorado Island, Panamá, Basic Research, and Conservation
Egbert Giles Leigh, Jr., and Georgina de Alba
Bialowieza National Park (Poland) and Science
Czeslaw Okolów
Ecology of Oilbirds in Venezuela: Implications for Protected Areas
Roberto Roca
Social Science Research: Essential Tools for Managers
Melody Webb
Role of U.S. National Parks in Global Change Research
Peter L. Comanor and William P. Gregg, Jr.
Management and Change in Natural Areas
Stephen D. Veirs, Jr.
Whales, Science, and Protected Area Management in British Columbia, Canada
David A. Duffus and Philip Dearden
Investigación en Areas Silvestres Protigedas en América Latina y el Caribe
Hubertus P. J. Peters
Un Centro de Investigación de Espacios Naturales Protigedos
Antonio López Lillo
Benign Research on a South Atlantic Jewel: Towards a Management Plan for Gough Island
John Cooper and Peter G. Ryan
La Recherche dans les Espaces Protégés Français
Geneviève Barnaud and François Lerat
A Strategy to Inventory the Biological Resources of the National Park System of the USA
Michael A. Ruggiero, Thomas J. Stohlgren, and Gary S. Waggoner
The Impacts of Environmental Change on Protected Areas: A Study of the Impact of Drought on Animal Utilization of the Makgadikgadi Pans Game Reserve (Botswana)
Dorothy K. Kgathi
Estado Actual y Perspectivas de la Investigacíon Científica en las Areas del Sistema de Parques Nacionales de Colombia
Marcela Cano Correa
Large Marine Ecosystems and Marine Protected Areas--Information for Managing the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Simon Woodley and Peter Ottesen
Research in Tropeandean Protected Areas of Ecuadorian Landscapes
Fausto O. Sarmiento Rodriguez
Estacion Biologíca de Rancho Grande: 40 Años de Investigaciónes Científicas en el Parque Nacional Henri Pittier, Venezuela
Alberto Fernández Badillo and Richar Visbal
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Volume 9, #2 1992
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Letter from Gustavus
Building Community and Public Value with Parks
William E. Brown
Dam Licensing & Protected Areas
Stephanie Toothman, guest editor
Introduction
Stephanie S. Toothman
Relicensing the Skagit Project: The City of Seattle's Approach
Richard Rutz
Relicensing the Skagit Project: The USNPS's Approach
Jonathan B. Jarvis
Mitigating Hydroelectric Power Impacts on Cultural Resources
Stephanie S. Toothman and Robert R. Mierendorf
An Attempt to Rehabilitate the Aquatic Ecosystem of the Reservoirs of Voyageurs National Park
Larry W. Kallemeyn
The Elwha Issue: A Fish Problem that Just Won't Die
Cat Hawkins Hoffman
What Price Expansion? Dams versus the National Park Concept
Stephen R. Mark
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Volume 9, #1 1992
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Exotic Species in U.S. National Parks: Diverse Facets of an Increasingly Pervasive Problem
Lloyd L. Loope, guest editor
Alien Forest Insects and Diseases in Eastern USNPS Units: Impacts and Interventions
Keith R. Langdon and Kristine D. Johnson
The Exotic Pest Plant Council
Robert F. Doren
Preventing Establishment of New Alien Species in Haleakala National Park and on the Island of Maui, Hawaii
Lloyd L. Loope
Humane Natural Area Management in Hawaii
Charles P. Stone
The Effects of Alien Species on Archeology in Hawaii
Gary F. Somers
Cooperative Research Efforts to Develop the Use of a Nematode for Russian Knapweed Biocontrol
T.C. Ceasar, W.E. Dyer, S.S. Rosenthal, P.C. Quimby, and S.W. Chaney
Exotic Weed Management on National Historic Sites and Monuments in the Pacific Northwest of the United States
L. Larson and M. McInnis
Poem: WE are Kudzu
Gregg L. Bruff
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Volume 8, #4 1992
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New Perspectives from the U.S. Forest Service
Jim Caplan, guest ed.
Living with the Land
Dennis C. Le Master
A Tale of Two Paradigms: Multiple Use and Ecosystem Management
Winifred B. Kessler
A Perspective on People, Wood, Wildlife, and Environment in U.S. Forest Stewardship
Hal Salwasser, Douglas W. MacCleery, and Thomas Snellgrove
Striding into Elephant Country: Exploring New Ground for Planning and Management in Protected Areas
Jim Caplan
New Perspectives for National Forest Managers
Charles W. Cartwright
Reflections on Vail
William E. Brown
In Memoriam: Jane Thompson
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Volume 8, #3 1991
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Principles and Practices of a Research and Resource Management Program
Jonathan B. Jarvis
Strengthening Protected Areas through Philosophy, Science, and Management: A Global Perspective
Harold K. Eidsvik
Conference Report: 'Biological Pollution: The Control and Impact of Invasive Exotic Species'
Lloyd L. Loope
An Update to 'Gone, But Not Forgotten: The Delisted Units of the U.S. National Park System'
Alan K. Hogenauer
GWS By-Laws
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Volume 8, #2 1991
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Landscapes
Tools of the Trade: Methodologies in Landscape Preservation
Cathy Gilbert
National Heritage Corridors: Redefining the Conservation Agenda of the '90s
Rolf Diamant
Heritage Areas: A Public Policy Perspective
Sally G. Oldham
To Examine a Place in Time and Space: The Integrative Approach of Landscape Ecology
Robyn Myers
A Response to 'The Global Change Research Program and the U.S. National Park Service: Six Essays'
Sarah G. Bishop
USNPS Science: The Five Most Important Issues
Dan Huff
National Parks in the Eastern United States: The Mammoth Cave Experience
Bruce J. Noble, Jr.
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Volume 8, #1 1991
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Challenges in Protected Area Management
Neighboring Lands & People
Protecting Park Resources within a Developing Landscape
David A. Haskell
Management Planning Gorce National Park, Poland
Maria Baranowska-Janota and Danuta Ptaszycka-Jackowska
Environmental Glasnost: Protecting a Resource You Do Not Own
Malcolm Ross, Jr.
Intangibles
Defining the Effects of Aircraft Overflights on Parks and Wilderness Areas
Richard L. Ernenwein and Wesley R. Henry
The Face of Uncertainty
Toleration of Ambiguity: A Critical Skill for Managers
Robert L. Arnberger
Public Land Management Skills for the 21st Century
Rick Smith
Priorities
A New Beginning: A Vision for the Future
William E. Brown
Remarks in Remembrance of 1990
Durward L. Allen
The USNPS 75th Anniversary Symposium: A Conversation with Organizer Bill Briggle
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Volume 7, #4 1991
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Gone, But Not Forgotten: The Delisted Units of the U.S. National Park System
Alan K. Hogenauer
Charting a Course for the 1990s: A Summary of the El Paso Conference
Thomas M. Gavin
Protected Areas and Human Survival: Enhancing the Role of Conservation in Sustaining Society (Preview of 4th World Parks Congress)
IUCN
Thoughts and Observations from an ex-Regional Director
Howard Chapman
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Volume 7, #3 1991
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NPS Global Change Research Program
The Boxley Valley of Buffalo National River: A U.S. National Park Service Historic District in Private Hands
Jim Liles
Mobilizing Worldwide Action to Sustain the Living Resources of Our Planet: The Biodiversity Conservation Strategy Programme
IUCN, UNEP, and WWF
The Ethical, Cultural, and Spiritual Dimensions of Conserving Biodiversity
J. Ronald Engel
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Volume 7, #2 1990
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Tenth Anniversary Issue
George Melendez Wright: A Biographical Sketch
Ben H. Thompson (with additional material by Lowell Sumner and others)
Men and Mammals in Joint Occupation of National Parks
George M. Wright
George M. Wright's USNPS Wildlife Division
The George Wright Society: The First Ten Years
David Harmon
10-year index
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Volume 7, #1 1990
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Translating Scientific Information into Park Management at the Operational Level
Susan L. Consolo
A Future for the Everglades
Robert L. Arnberger
Citizen Mobilization in the Fight to Save the Golden Gate Eucalyptus
Judd A. Howell
Hunting in the National Park System
Al Lovaas
Of Museums, Parks, and the Many Interests of the Public
Stanley A. Cain
Some Research Needs of the National Park Service
Stanley A. Cain
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Volume 6, #4 1990
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Planning for Global Climate Change Research: An Example from Sequoia-Kings Canyon
David J. Parsons, David M. Graber, and Nathan L. Stephenson
Regional Conservation Management Relative to NPS Policy and the Conservation Ethic
Stephen C. Nodvin
Social Morality and Resource Use
Durward L. Allen
Remembering Lowell Sumner
Marietta Sumner, George Collins, George Sprugel, O.L. Wallis, and Robert M. Linn
Arctic Grizzly ... A Time in the 1950s
Lowell Sumner
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Volume 6, #3 1989
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The Longing of the Lodgepole Pine
Daniel Grego
Prescribed Burning Opportunities in National Parks of the Northeastern United States
William A. Patterson III and Mary K. Foley
Introduction to the Role and Effect of Fire in Greater Yellowstone
Dan E. Huff
The Story Itself: Lessons and Hopes from the Yellowstone Fire Media Event
Paul Schullery
The National Parks: Political versus Professional Determinants of Policy
John Freemuth
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Volume 6, #2 1989
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Culture, Science, Nature ... and the Beringian Connection
William E. Brown
First Asian School on Conservation Biology: A Trip Report
Cat Hawkins
The Appalachian National Scenic Trail: A Never-ending Story
Pamela Underhill
Tandem Tracking for Research and Resource Management
Charles L. Douglas
Functions of Natural Science Research in National Parks
Gary E. Davis
Let's Bet the Ranch and Learn the Game
David A. Mihalic
Evaluating Science in the National Park Service
Theodore W. Sudia and Nicholas J. Chura
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Volume 6, #1 1989
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Values and Purposes of the National Park System
William E. Brown
Wolves Approach Extinction on Isle Royale: A Biological and Policy Conundrum
Rolf O. Peterson and Robert J. Krumenaker
Remarks of George B. Hartzog, Jr., at the Fifth Triennial Conference of the George Wright Society
The Role of the National Park Service in American Education
Alston Chase
Some Comments on Natural Resources Management
Al Lovaas
Global Ethic: Fostering Parks in America
J. Hauptmann, James Donoghue, and Theodore W. Sudia
National Parks in the 21st Century
Theodore W. Sudia
Feral Fish and Kayak Tracks—Thoughts on the Writing of a New Leopold Report
Paul Schullery
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Volume 5, #4 1988
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Remarks by William Penn Mott, Jr., and the Fourteenth Annual Natural Areas Conference
The National Park Service in the Temporary Society: Creating a Learning Agency
Richard Greenough & J. Douglas Wellman
The Mission and the Function and Structure of the U.S. National Park Service
Theodore W. Sudia
The Politics of Community Resource Management
Robert L. Arnberger
Northern and Remote Parks: Development Management and Impacts
Chip Dennerlein
The Role of Research in Wilderness
David M. Graber
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Volume 5, #3 1987
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The Future of Science in the National Parks
Raymond Herrmann
Development of Significant Cultural Resources to Promote Economic Revitalization: A Case Study in Western Pennsylvania
Ronald W. Johnson
Economic Values of Wildlife and Fisheries: What Importance are Those Values in Decision-Making?
Al Lovaas
Review: El Niño in the Galápagos Islands: The 1982-1983 Event, by Gary Robinson and Eugenia M. del Pino
Reviewed by Lloyd L. Loope
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Volume 5, #2 1987
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The Bicentennial of the Constitution and the Alaska Lands Settlement
William E. Brown
The Leopold Report Revisited: 'A Sense of the Meeting'
David M. Graber
The Leopold Report Revisited: Preamble Grist
William E. Brown
National Park System Advisory Board Report: 'Overcrowding in the National Parks'
George Barley and S. J. DiMeglio, with Priscilla R. Baker
National Park System Advisory Board questionnaire on 'Overcrowding in the National Parks'
New Options for Park Protection
Robert H. Gartner and Theodore W. Sudia
Thomas William Lucke, 1940-1987
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Volume 5, #1 1986
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Digressions
Robert M. Linn
Animal Life in the Yosemite
Joseph Grinnell and Tracy Irwin Storer
Grizzly Country
Theodore W. Sudia
The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals: A Fourth Update
Thomas W. Lucke
700-Year-Old Ceramic Pot Discovered at Isle Royale National Park
Bruce Weber
A Needs Assessment-Based Review of the National Park Service Science Program in the Rocky Mountain Region
Katherine Phelps Kitchell (with reviews by William E. Brown and J. Robert Stottlemyer)
Brief Note on Mrs. J. Robert Shuman (formerly Mrs. George M. Wright)
Ben H. Thompson
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Volume 4, #4 1986
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George M. Wright 1904-1936
Ben H. Thompson
The Changing Role of Protected Areas in Planning and Development
Joanne Michalovic
The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals: A Third Update
Thomas W. Lucke
National Parks and Domestic Affairs
Theodore W. Sudia
Author Index: Volumes 1-4
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Volume 4, #3 1985
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The Paradox of Repeating Error: Yellowstone National Park from 1872 to Biosphere Reserve and Beyond
Robert D. Barbee and John D. Varley
Managing for Uncertainty: National Parks as Ecological Reserves
David M. Graber
From Grizzlies to Geysers: Science Challenges Tradition in Yellowstone National Park
Robert D. Barbee and John D. Varley
Building a Science Program for the National Park System
John G. Dennis
The Philosophical Basis for National Park Management
Brian C. Kenner
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Volume 4, #2 1985
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National Parks and Foreign Affairs
Theodore W. Sudia
The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals: A Second Update
Thomas W. Lucke
Promoting the Development and Adoption of Environmental Ethics
J. Ronald Engel
Reviews
America's National Parks and Their Keepers, by R. A. Foresta. 1984.
Reviewed by Robert Stottlemyer
Analyzing Activity Areas: An Ethnoarchaeological Study of the Use of Space, by Susan Kent. 1984.
Reviewed by Larry Van Horn
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Volume 4, #1 1984
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Vestal Fires and Virgin Lands: A Historical Perspective on Fire and Wilderness
Stephen J. Pyne
Western Parks and the American Character
William E. Brown
Urban Soils of Washington, D.C.
John R. Short and James C. Patterson
Natural Resources Management--Trend or Fad?
Roland H. Wauer
Extinct Carnivores Entombed in 20 Million Year Old Dens: Agate Fossil Beds National Monument, Nebraska
Robert Hunt
Review: Ecological Conditions in National Forests and in National Parks, by C. C. Adams
J. Robert Stottlemyer
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Volume 3, #4 1983
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Editorial
Bob Linn
Biological Research and Management in the National Park Service: A History
Lowell Sumner
Get the Facts, and Put Them to Work--Comprehensive Natural History Research Program for the National Parks
Howard R. Stagner
Research in the National Parks
Horace M. Albright
Rationalizing Management of Natural Areas in National Parks
David M. Graber
Non-Ecological Principles for Park Management
Rick Smith
A Few Convictions
T. Destry Jarvis
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Volume 3, #3 1983
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Editorial
Jean Matthews
A Data Base Management System for Cultural Resource Managers
Frances Joan Mathien and W. James Judge
Report on the International Working Conference: New Directions for Conservation of Parks, June 5-15, 1983
Roland H. Wauer
Cooperative Regional Demonstration Projects: Environmental Education in Practice
Vernon C. Gilbert
The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals: An Update
Thomas W. Lucke
An Outdoor Laboratory: The Indiana Dunes
Florence Broady
Park Superintendent Responds to 'Acid Rain' Article
Doyle Kline
Aldo Starker Leopold, 1913-1983
Bruce M. Kilgore
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Volume 3, #2 1983
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Historic Archaeology and Reshaping the Myths of American Origins
Mark P. Leone
MAB and its Biosphere Reserves Project: A New Dimension in Global Conservation
William P. Gregg, Jr.
Technology, Environment, and the Historic American Engineering Record
Donald C. Jackson
A Curious Finding from National Park Service Anthropology
Lawrence F. Van Horn
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Volume 3, #1 1983
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Agricultural Ecosystems
Douglas P. Wheeler
Protecting Rural Cultural Landscapes: Finding Value in the Countryside
Robert Z. Melnick
Rehabilitated Historical Properties
H. Ward Jandl
Upper Delaware National Scenic and Recreational River: A Process to Protect a Rural Landscape
Richard V. Giambardine, Lawrence E. Beal, Keith B. Dunbar, and Ronald W. Johnson
Creole Defined in an Ethnohistorical Context: Jean Lafitte National Historical Park
Larry Van Horn
Natt Noyes Dodge, 1900-1982
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Volume 2, #4 1982
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Editorial
Jean Matthews
Recommendations from the [1982] Conference Workshops
The U.S. National Park System's Cultural Resources
F. Ross Holland, Jr.
Barrier Beaches: Special Management Problems
Paul Jeffrey Godfrey
Will the Real Archeology Please Stand Up? Comments on the Status of American Archeology, ca. AD 1982
W. James Judge
Making Nature Whole: Fifty Years of Ecosystem Restoration at the University of Wisconsin Arboretum
William Jordan III
Historic Maritime Resources
J. Revell Carr
Isle Royale's Submerged Resource
Bruce E. Weber
Nicholas Louis Scrattish, 1942-1982
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Volume 2, #3 1982
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Editorial
Robert M. Linn
Letters and Commentary
Regional History and the National Parks in the Great Lakes Area
Arthur F. McEvoy
Indians and the National Parks of the Great Lakes
H. Paul Friesema with Sarah J. Friesema
Carrying Capacity in Great Lakes National Parks
Thomas A. Heberlein
The Role of Science in the Great Lakes National Parks
Mark Reshkin
Air Pollution Threats to National Parks in the Great Lakes Region
T.V. Armentano and O.L. Loucks
The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals
Thomas W. Lucke
Cultural Resource Management's Role in the New Study Areas Process
Ronald W. Johnson
Book reviews
Chaco Canyon: Archaeology and Archaeologists, by Robert H. Lister and Florence C. Lister
The Sculptures at Gettysburg, by Wayne Craven
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Volume 2, #2 1982
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Editorial
Jean Matthews
Computers and the Field Research Station
J. Robert Stottlemyer
A Computerized Flora of the National Parks
James P. Bennett
Computers and Land Conservation
Larry E. Stein
Resource Information Tracking System (RITS)
Roland H. Wauer
Recreation Opportunity Spectrum Planning: An Arid Land Case
Perry J. Brown and Michael J. Manfredo
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Volume 2, #1 1982
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Editorial: The Long Haul
Jean Matthews
A Voice from the Wilderness: About the Guest Editorial
Jean Matthews
Glacier National Park: An Island in a Sea of Development—A Guest Editorial
Jack A. Stanford
The Park Library: Rare Materials and Easy Marks
Thomas W. Lucke
The Conservation of Agricultural Land Resources: The Role of the American Farmland Trust
Douglas P. Wheeler
The Relevance of Carrying Capacity to National Parks and the World
Clay E. Peters
Domestic Tranquility and the National Park System: A Context for Human Ecology
Theodore W. Sudia
Evaluation of New Areas for the National Park System: The Great Basin Study
Ronald W. Johnson
Pseudoergocytes
Neil J. Reid
Sigurd F. Olson, 1899-1982
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Volume 1, #2 1981
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Editorial
Society News, Notes & Mail
Historic Preservation—Facing a Crucial Choice
Carl Abbott
Comments on Carl Abbott's Article
F. Ross Holland, Jr.
Ecosystem Responses to Acid Precipitation—Isle Royale National Park
J. Robert Stottlemyer
Report to Secretary of the Interior James G. Watt—A Review and Recommendations on Animal Problems and Related Management Needs in Units of the National Park System
Durward L. Allen, Larry Erickson, E. Raymond Hall, and Walter M. Schirra
Chronology of Landmark Documents Concerning Wildlife Resources of the U.S. National Parks
Chronology of Landmark Documents Concerning Wildlife Resources of U.S. National Parks
Long-term Research—An Answer to "When are You Going to QUIT?"
Rolf O. Peterson
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Volume 1, #1 1981
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Editorial
Society News, Notes & Mail
George M. Wright, 1904–1936
Ben H. Thompson
Are the National Parks in Peril?
Roland H. Wauer
Note on Two Important Conferences
Vernon C. Gilbert
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