Inventory and Monitoring in Southwest Alaska: Part 1

Update: 2013-03-14

Description

Kenai Fjords National Park: An introduction is given regarding inventory and management of biological park resources in southwest Alaska. Biological park resources refer to small mammals, freshwater fish, vascular plants, and the like. The reasons for inventorying are discussed.

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Inventory and Monitoring in Southwest Alaska: Part 1

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Uplands Monitoring at Saguaro National Park-West, 2009

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Watery Perspectives

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Inventory and Monitoring in Southwest Alaska: Part 1

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Inventory and Monitoring in Southwest Alaska: Part 1

Inventory and Monitoring in Southwest Alaska: Part 1