Pacific Island Network Where the Wild Plants Are Pacific island national parks present unique vegetation and land use mapping challenges due to geographic isolation, high endemism, sensitive cultural - Prosopis pallida - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Pacific Island Network Where the Wild Plants Are Pacific island national parks present unique vegetation and land use mapping challenges due to geographic isolation, high endemism, sensitive cultural Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-01-04 17:31:39 Open Document File Size: 173,74 KB Share Result on Facebook Company D. Cogan / NPS National Vegetation Inventory Program / Cogan Technology Inc. / / NaturalFeature Wild Plants Are Pacific island / Hawai‘i / / Organization National Park Service U.S. Department / U.S. Department of the Interior / National Park Service / / Person Corie Yanger / Keith Schulz / Dan Cogan / / Position GIS contractor / Botanist / GIS Specialist/Contractor / classification ecologist / / SocialTag Botany Ecological succession Vegetation Prosopis pallida Wetland Geographic information system National Park Service Biology Ecology Knowledge

Pacific Island Network Where the Wild Plants Are Pacific island national parks present unique vegetation and land use mapping challenges due to geographic isolation, high endemism, sensitive culturalAdd to Reading List