| Author |
Document Title |
|
Volume Abstract |
|
Compilers |
|
Preface |
David
N. Cole
Stephen F. McCool |
Wilderness
Ecosystems, Threats, and Management |
| 1. Overviews |
| James
K. Agee |
Wilderness
Fire Science: A State of Knowledge Review |
Yu-Fai
Leung
Jeffrey L. Marion |
Recreation
Impacts and Management in Wilderness: A State-of-Knowledge Review |
| Mitchel
P. McClaran |
Improving
Livestock Management in Wilderness |
| John
M. Randall |
Improving
Management of Nonnative Invasive Plants in Wilderness and Other Natural
Areas |
| K.
A. Tonnessen |
Protecting
Wilderness Air Quality in the United States |
| 2. Recreation Impacts and
Management |
L.
Alessa
C. G. Earnhart |
Effects
of Soil Compaction on Root and Root Hair Morphology: Implications for
Campsite Rehabilitation |
Laurel
Boyers
Mark Fincher
Jan van Wagtendonk |
Twenty-Eight
Years of Wilderness Campsite Monitoring in Yosemite National Park |
Tracy
A. Farrell
Jeffrey L. Marion |
Camping
Impact Management at Isle Royale National Park: An Evaluation of
Visitor Activity Containment Policies From the Perspective of Social
Conditions |
Anna
M. T. Gajda
Judson Brown
Grant Peregoodoff
Patrick Bartier |
Managing
Coastal Recreation Impacts and Visitor Experience Using GIS |
| Ernest
Hartley |
Thirty-Year
Monitoring of Subalpine Meadow Vegetation Following a 1967 Trampling
Experiment at Logan Pass, Glacier National Park, Montana |
Mark
C. Jewell
William E. Hammitt |
Assessing
Soil Erosion on Trails: A Comparison of Techniques |
| Paul
R. Lachapelle |
Sanitation
in Wilderness: Balancing Minimum Tool Policies and Wilderness Values |
Yu-Fai
Leung
Jeffrey L. Marion |
Wilderness
Campsite Conditions Under an Unregulated Camping Policy: An Eastern
Example |
Christopher
A. Monz
Tami Pokorny
Jerry Freilich
Sharon Kehoe
Dayna Ayers-Baumeister |
The Consequences
of Trampling Disturbance in Two Vegetation Types at the Wyoming Nature
Conservancy’s Sweetwater River Project Area |
P.
E. Moore
D. N. Cole
J. W. van Wagtendonk
M. P. McClaran
N. McDougald |
Meadow
Response to Pack Stock Grazing in the Yosemite Wilderness: Integrating
Research and Management |
Regina
M. Rochefort
Darin D. Swinney |
Human
Impact Surveys in Mount Rainier National Park: Past, Present and Future |
Akemi
Yoda
Teiji Watanabe |
Erosion
of Mountain Hiking Trail Over a Seven-year Period in Daisetsuzan National
Park, Central Hokkaido, Japan |
| 3. Wilderness Restoration |
David
N. Cole
David R. Spildie |
Soil
Amendments and Planting Techniques: Campsite Restoration in the Eagle
Cap Wilderness, Oregon |
Sean
Eagan
Peter Newman
Susan Fritzke
Louise Johnson |
Restoration
of Multiple-Rut Trails in the Tuolumne Meadows of Yosemite National
Park |
Joseph
P. Flood
Leo H. McAvoy |
The
Influence of Wilderness Restoration Programs on Visitor Experience and
Visitor Opinions of Managers |
David
R. Spildie
David N. Cole
Sarah C. Walker |
Effectiveness
of a Confinement Strategy in Reducing Pack Stock Impacts at Campsites
in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness, Idaho |
Charisse
A. Sydoriak
Craig D. Allen
Brian F. Jacobs |
Would
Ecological Landscape Restoration Make the Bandelier Wilderness More
or Less of a Wilderness? |
Catherine
Zabinski
David Cole |
Understanding
the Factors That Limit Restoration Success on a Recreation-Impacted
Subalpine Site |
| 4. Wilderness Fire and
Management |
Stephen
F. Arno
David J. Parsons
Robert E. Keane |
Mixed-Severity
Fire Regimes in the Northern Rocky Mountains Consequences of Fire Exclusion
and Options for the Future |
Anthony
C. Caprio
David M. Graber |
Returning
Fire to the Mountains: Can We Successfully Restore the Ecological
Role of Pre-Euroamerican Fire Regimes to the Sierra Nevada? |
Peter
Z. Fulé
Thomas A. Heinlein
W. Wallace Covington
Margaret M. Moore |
Continuing
Fire Regimes in Remote Forests of Grand Canyon National Park |
Thomas
A. Heinlein
W. Wallace Covington
Peter Z. Fulé
Margaret M. Moore
Hiram B. Smith |
Development
of Ecological Restoration Experiments in Fire Adapted Forests at Grand
Canyon National Park |
Jon
E. Keeley
Nathan L. Stephenson |
Restoring
Natural Fire Regimes to the Sierra Nevada in an Era of Global Change |
MaryBeth
Keifer
Nathan L. Stephenson
Jeff Manley |
Prescribed
Fire as the Minimum Tool for Wilderness Forest and Fire Regime Restoration:
A Case Study From the Sierra Nevada, California |
Kurt
F. Kipfmueller
Thomas W. Swetnam |
Fire-Climate
Interactions in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area |
| David
J. Parsons |
The
Challenge of Restoring Natural Fire to Wilderness |
Matthew
Rollins
Tom Swetnam
Penelope Morgan |
Twentieth-Century
Fire Patterns in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness Area, Idaho/Montana
and the Gila/Aldo Leopold Wilderness Complex, New Mexico |
G.Thomas
Zimmerman
David L. Bunnell |
The
Federal Wildland Fire Policy: Opportunities for Wilderness Fire Management |
| 5. Air, Water, and Exotic
Species |
Paul
Stephen Corn
Roland A. Knapp |
Fish
Stocking in Protected Areas: Summary of a Workshop |
L.
Bruce Hill
Wendy Harper
John M. Halstead
Thomas H. Stevens
Ina Porras
Kenneth D. Kimball |
Visitor
Perceptions and Valuation of Visibility in the Great Gulf Wilderness,
New Hampshire |
R.
A. Knapp
K. R. Matthews |
Effects
of Nonnative Fishes on Wilderness Lake Ecosystems in the Sierra Nevada
and Recommendations for Reducing Impacts |
| Marilyn
Marler |
A Survey
of Exotic Plants in Federal Wilderness Areas |
David
S. Pilliod
Charles R. Peterson |
Evaluating
Effects of Fish Stocking on Amphibian Populations in Wilderness Lakes |
| Ellen
M. Porter |
Air
Quality Management in U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wilderness Areas |
| 6. Wilderness Management |
| Shannon
S. Meyer |
Legislative
Interpretation as a Guiding Tool for Wilderness Management |
S.
Thomas Olliff
Sue Consolo Murphy |
Seeking
a Scientific Approach to Backcountry Management in Yellowstone National
Park |
| Derek
Petersen |
Grizzly
Bears as a Filter for Human Use Management in Canadian Rocky Mountain
National Parks |
| Nicholas
Sawyer |
The
Development of the 1999 Management Plan for the Tasmanian Wilderness
World Heritage Area (Australia) |
| Michael
J. Tranel |
Wilderness
Management Planning in an Alaskan National Park: Last Chance to Do It
Right? |
| 7. Dialogue Session Summary |
Peter
B. Landres
Mark W. Brunson
Linda Merigliano
Charisse Sydoriak
Steve Morton |
Naturalness
and Wildness: The Dilemma and Irony of Managing Wilderness |
