Natural Resource Year in Review

National Park Service report summarizes significant issues and trends in parks.

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September 4, 2000, 6:00 AM PDT

National Park Service (NPS) Associate Director for Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Mike Soukup announced the availability of the report Natural Resource Year in Review-1999. Now in its fourth year, the Year in Review summarizes and analyzes significant natural resource preservation issues and trends in the national park system for the calendar year. Applied science and resource management developments are reviewed with the objective of increasing interest in, understanding of, and support for the natural resource stewardship and science role of the National Park Service.

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