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Knowing Yellowstone Science In Americas First National Park Johnson

Name: Knowing Yellowstone Science In Americas First National Park Johnson
SKU: BELL-22090858
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Taylor Trade Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 772.62 MB

Pages: 159

Author: Johnson, Jerry(Editor)

ISBN: 9781589795228, 1589795229

Language: English

Year: 2010

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Knowing Yellowstone Science In Americas First National Park Johnson by Johnson, Jerry(editor) 9781589795228, 1589795229 instant download after payment.

Presently in Yellowstone there are almost 200 active research permits that involve over 500 investigators, but only a small fraction of this scientific work is reported in the popular press. Furthermore, the results are mixed and frequently confusing to the general public. The intent of this book is to explain both the general issues associated with the region and how science is done to understand those issues, from wolf and grizzly bear research to thermal activity. It further describes how science informs policy in the Greater Yellowstone Region, how scientists from an array of disciplines do their work, and finally, how the nature of that work enables or limits future plans for managing the park and surrounding lands.