Crater Lake National Park: Nature Notes (1993)


Intro		Author		Subject		Volume		Volume/Title

Volume XXIV - 1993
(click on image for an enlarged view in a new window)	Introduction - Kent J. Taylor Spotted Owl Survey - Lori Stonum Native Species Protection and Exotic Species Control: A Bull Trout Restoration Project in Sun Creek - Mark Buktenica Peregrine Falcons Soar Over Crater Lake - Scott Stonum Air Quality at Crater Lake - Heidi Lyn Ross and David Lee Fuller Where Have the Whitebark Pines Gone? - Steve Mark and Ron Mastrogiuseppe Drought and the 1992 Pond Survey - Roger Brandt Lake Level Bottoms Out - Thomas McDonough Annie Spring Responds to Long-term Drought and Municipal Water Use - Mark Buktenica Ground Squirrel Activity at Rim Village - Roger Brandt Mustelids in Crater Lake? - Michele Cardinaux The Mysterious Clams of Crater Lake National Park - Roger Brandt Crater Lake...Unique? - Ted Haeger
	Nature Notes is produced by the National Park Service in cooperation with the Crater Lake Natural History Association. © 1993.
Disclaimer: With the exception of corrections to a few grammatical errors (to improve readability), Nature Notes is reproduced as it was originally published. Much has been learned about the natural history of Crater Lake National Park since these notes were first published, rendering some of the original conclusions inaccurate or invalid, just as determinations of today may be rendered "obsolete" 50-60 years hence. The reader is advised to consult more recent literature to obtain a current understanding of the topic.

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