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NPS Inventory and Monitoring
Registrace 6. 11. 2012
Natural resource videos from the NPS Inventory & Monitoring Program
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2019 08 21 SENRAC Webinar - Enhancing Diversity in Natural Resource Management
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Webinar presented by Paula Capece and Jamila Blake
2019 08 21 Overview of changes and improvements to STAR
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Recording of a webinar presented by Bill Commins on the Solution for Technical Assistance Requests
Weathering the Storm: Adobe Brick Test Project at the Desert Research Learning Center
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Rain can be the enemy of adobe bricks. In national parks of the U.S. Southwest, resource managers need to know what to expect as climate patterns change, potentially increasing the intensity of rainstorms. To help find out, a crew of staff and volunteers built adobe walls and exposed them to rainstorms of different intensities at the Desert Research Learning Center in Tucson, Arizona.
Lunch Trios? A quick look
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A brief story about how a simple idea can lead to larger outcomes.
Lunch Trios? A quick look (audio described)
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A brief story about how a simple idea can lead to larger outcomes.
Audio Described - Nature Of Night - Big Hole National Battlefield
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By day, Big Hole National Battlefield is a beautiful landscape evocative of the historical events that took place there. When the sun sets, it takes on new life. Narrated by Tom Rodhouse, an Ecologist with the National Park Service, this video showcases the "cast of characters" that daytime visitors to the park rarely see.
Camas Lily monitoring in the Upper Columbia Basin Network AUDIO DESCRIBED
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Camas Lily monitoring in the Upper Columbia Basin Network AUDIO DESCRIBED
Audio Described - Learn About Inventory and Monitoring in National Parks
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Audio Described - Learn About Inventory and Monitoring in National Parks
Audio Described - Studying Elephant Seals
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Audio Described - Studying Elephant Seals
Audio Described - Following in the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark: Natural Science Explorations
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Audio Described - Following in the Footsteps of Lewis and Clark: Natural Science Explorations
Audio Described - Desert Springs in the Mojave
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Audio Described - Desert Springs in the Mojave
Audio Described - Monitoring California's Mediterranean Ecosystem
zhlédnutí 34Před 6 lety
Audio Described - Monitoring California's Mediterranean Ecosystem
Natural Science Explorations: Learning from Lewis & Clark
zhlédnutí 55Před 6 lety
Natural Science Explorations: Learning from Lewis & Clark
Monitoring California's Mediterranean Ecosystem
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Monitoring California's Mediterranean Ecosystem
Urban Oases - Protecting and Preserving Urban Parks
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Urban Oases - Protecting and Preserving Urban Parks
Idiots these lands belong to the BLM not NPS
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ITS SO BEAUTIFUL
I love this so much great video
I'll take a job with a resume request 😀
Would love to see it
Working there would be my dream job!😃
Amazing to think that paleontology only started here in the 2000s!
What’s the name of the beautiful song that NPS has
That kangaroo rat isn't endangered in Holbrook lol they swarm it
We visited there in 2020. It was quite interesting to see and learn about. The people there very nice.
Amen 👏👏👏👏
Thanks for sharing.
That's cool. When was this place originally active?
Anyone got a summary of this video that’s 8-10 sentences long?
Typical government bureaucracy blow all our money monitoring and studying instead of investing in habitat restoration. How about just do something that will help?
Monitoring must occur to create a restoration plan as well as determine the effectiveness of a restoration plan after its implementation. It's only possible to know what to change if you know what is there!
You forgot to mention the king of the Sonoran desert the Jaguar.
Ive seen these foxtail pines along the High Sierra Trail, absolutely stunning trees, very humbling to see how large they can get.
Good video! Thanks
Hell Yeah
Am I able to volunteer to help with inventory?
Hello Fellow Students!
first...
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This is exactly what I talk about in this video: czcams.com/video/YGbF1u3DomA/video.html
1.6 inches! Lunker pupfish!
You’re right coyotes are predators and scavengers.
Thank you for the work you do to understand the world and our place in it.
Very informative video, thanks for creating and sharing it!
imma volunteer I hate seeing our animals get pushed out of their habitats.
Arriba El estado de Sonora
first comment no one likes to learn oof.
Thank you for this SUPERB and interesting educational video. To share it with others, I've saved it to my large Arizona playlist, which is a video tour of much of the state, placing this video in the Tucson/Sonoran Desert section.
MEDUSA HEAD! I spent a solid month pulling that stuff.
That was so informative and so well done. Thank you!
Nicely done, thank you!
Excellent video! Very educational. Thank you for your hard work in preserving these very special landscapes!
Thank you for this video. It helped me learn more about my desert biome.
Amazing and well-done video !!! 😄
Yay! I love pup fish! Good work!
aw lil' pupfish <3
Great Video!
Great video!
Well Done!!
Hi
Amazing. Thank you very much for your service! :)
Excellent. Thank you for all you do.