New York / Park / Missoula / Cairngorm / St. Louis / /
Company
Ogden / Marion / Global Positioning Systems / John Wiley & Sons / /
Country
Austria / Canada / Scotland / / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Logan Pass Visitor Center / Rocky Mountain Research Station / Highline Trail / University of New Mexico / Intermountain Research Station / Duke University / Powell County Museum / /
IndustryTerm
statistical services / energy flow rate decrease / /
National Park Service office of Natural Science Studies / Asheville / National Science Foundation / Arts Foundation / Department of Biology / University of Montana / LT BG / Park Service / Duke University / Durham / Duke University / George Wright Society / California Vehicle Foundation / U.S. Department of Agriculture / National Park Service / University of New Mexico / Forest Service / /
Person
Ernest Hartley / Robert M. Linn / Montana Ernest Hartley Abstract / Impact / Gerald Wright / Susan A. Fredericks / W. D. Billings / Hammitt / Ian D. Baugh / David N. Cole / Logan Pass / Edward E. Krumpe / /
Position
Ecologist / Glacier National Park / Consulting Plant Ecologist / head / author / Chief Scientist / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Missouri / New Mexico / Utah / North Carolina / /
Region
Western Montana / Western North America / northwestern Montana / /
Thirty-Year Monitoring of Subalpine Meadow Vegetation Following a 1967 Trampling Experiment at Logan Pass, Glacier National Park, Montana Ernest Hartley Abstract—This long-term study, monitoring visitor impact on