Proceedings of the First Biennial Conference 

of

Research in Colorado Plateau National Parks

Editors: Peter G Rowlands, Charles van Riper III, and Mark K. Sogge

Transactions and Proceedings Series NPS/NRNAU/NRTP-93/10, United States Department of the Interior, National Park Service

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Sections may be downloaded below.  

Forward and Introduction : Foreword By Dennis B. Fenn

Section I: Biological Resources

• Ichthyofauna of the Colorado and Green Rivers in Canyonlands National Park, Utah. Richard A. Valdez and Robert D. Williams

• Field Methods for Studying the Colorado River Fishes in Grand Canyon National Park. Richard A. Valdez, William J. Masslich, Larry Crist, and William C. Leibfried

• Regulated Flows, Trout Spawning, and Abundance of Bald Eagles on the Colorado River, Grand Canyon National Park. William C. Leibfried and W. Linn Montgomery

• Peregrine Falcon Recovery in the Southwest: The Administrative Necessity for a Survey Protocol and the Ecological Importance of the Grand Canyon. Richard L. Glinski

• Tree Selection by Tassel-eared Squirrels of the Ponderosa Pine Forests of the Colorado Plateau. William S. Gaud, W. Sylvester Allred, and Jack S. States.

• Management Model for Predicting Fall Lamb: Ewe Ratios in Desert Bighorn Sheep, Canyonlands National Park, Utah. Charles L. Douglas

• Possible Effects of the Realignment of U.S. Highway 93 on Movements of Desert Bighorns in the Black Canyon Area. Stanley C. Cunningham, Layne Hanna, and Joseph Sacco

• Integrated Conservation Strategies for Recovery of Sentry Milkvetch at the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park. Joyce Maschinski

• Late-Wisconsin and Holocene Vegetation in Arches National Park, Utah. Saxon E. Sharpe 

• Effects of Long-tenn Livestock Exclusion in a Semiarid Grassland. Carie Bock and Jane H. Bock

Section II: Cultural Resources

• Adverse Effects of Domestic Livestock Grazing on the Archaeological Resources of Capitol Reef National Park, Utah. Alan J. Osborn and Ralph J. Hartley

• New Evidence for the Antiquity of Fremont Occupation in Glen Canyon, South-central Utah. Phil R. Geib

• Sources of Igneous Temper for Fremont Ceramics of South-central Utah. Phil R. Geib and Margaret M. Lyneis

Section III: Physical Resources .

• Long-term Effects of Humans on Beaches at Selected Colorado River Campsites in Grand Canyon National Park. Stanley S. Beus and Frank B. Lojko .

• Montezuma Well: A Dynamic Hydrologic System. Charles C. Avery and Martin Helmke .

• Aircraft Monitoring Methods at Grand Canyon National Park: An Evaluation . Linda C. Mazzu.

• Air Quality on the Colorado Plateau: Panel Discussion Synopsis. Roger Clark

Section IV: Geographic Information Systems and Information
Management.

• Comparison of Interpolation Algorithms for Digital Elevation Model Generation and Subsequent Viewshed Analysis. Gary L. Christopherson, D. Phillip Guertin, Michael R. Kunzmann, Kenneth L. Kvamme, and Thomas Potter

• Evaluating Baseline Biological Data Bases in National Park Units in Arizona. Elena T. Deshler, Thomas J. Stohlgren, and Mark K. Sogge

Special Report: National Park Service 75th-anniversary Symposium.

• Protecting Our National Parks: Challenges and Strategies for the 21st Century. Robert C. Cunningham.

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