The role of science through a century of elk and habitat management at Rocky Mountain National Park

Therese L. Johnson; Linda Zeigenfuss; N. Thompson Hobbs; John A. Mack

The role of science through a century of elk and habitat management at Rocky Mountain National Park

Park Science

By: Therese L. Johnson, Linda Zeigenfuss, N. Thompson Hobbs, and John A. Mack

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Abstract

Over the past century elk (Cervus elaphus) management in Rocky Mountain National Park has evolved along with NPS policy, social values, and an improved understanding of the role of elk in the ecosystem. Science has played an important part in shaping management approaches through the application of monitoring and research (Monello et al. 2006).

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Publication type	Article
Publication Subtype	Journal Article
Title	The role of science through a century of elk and habitat management at Rocky Mountain National Park
Series title	Park Science
Volume	32
Issue	2
Year Published	2016
Language	English
Publisher	National Park Service
Contributing office(s)	Fort Collins Science Center
Description	3 p.
First page	70
Last page	72
Country	United States
Other Geospatial	Rocky Mountain National Park
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