Landslide Hazards in the National Park System By: David L. Steensen Landslides include a wide range of phenomena involving downslope ground movement, such as rockfalls, deep slope failure, shallow debris flows, and avala - Avala - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Landslide Hazards in the National Park System By: David L. Steensen Landslides include a wide range of phenomena involving downslope ground movement, such as rockfalls, deep slope failure, shallow debris flows, and avala Add to Reading List Document Date: 2004-09-23 18:05:05 Open Document File Size: 112,94 KB Share Result on Facebook / Event Natural Disaster / Environmental Issue / / Holiday New Year's Day / / IndustryTerm mitigation tools / information management / cut-bank failures / / NaturalFeature River Gorge NR / / Organization Bureau of Land Management / National Park Service / Forest Service / / Person Dave Steensen / David L. Steensen Landslides / / Position Disturbed Lands Program Coordinator / Director / / Technology http / / SocialTag Landslide Earth Physical geography Emergency management Rockfall Hazard National Park Service Geomorphology Environmental soil science Public safety

Landslide Hazards in the National Park System By: David L. Steensen Landslides include a wide range of phenomena involving downslope ground movement, such as rockfalls, deep slope failure, shallow debris flows, and avalaAdd to Reading List