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Crossing boundaries to protect native species Exotic species threat assessment in Sequoia, Kings 17 Canyon, and Yosemite national parks
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Document Date: 2002-03-12 11:57:15


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Denver / Davis / Park / Washington / El Portal / /

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D.M. S.A. / Cox / The George Wright Society Inc. / Israel Journal / /

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Australia / Israel / /

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Environmental Issue / /

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University of California / Yosemite Field Station / /

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heavy equipment / in-depth search / natural systems / geographic information system / historic site / travel corridor / digestive systems / /

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Merced River Canyon / Sequoia/Kings Canyon / Sequoia-Kings Canyon / Yosemite Valley / Mount Lyell / Kings Canyon / Sierra Nevada / /

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Natural Resources Publication Office / University of California / U.S. Geological Survey Biological Resources Division / Department of Agronomy and Rangeland Science / Western Ecological Research Center / George Wright Society / California Exotic Pest Plant Council / National Park Service / Federal Government / Yosemite Fund / Pacific Northwest Exotic Pest Plant Council / Yosemite Association / /

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Hodkinson / Aaron King / Frederick Law Olmsted / Botanists Graham Roy / Melinda Schroeder / Sylvia Haultain / Justin Adams / Dan Lubin / S.D. Veirs / Jr. / Brad Jelinek / David Graber / David Harmon / James Stubbendieck / JOHN D. GERLACH / JR. / /

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chairman / D.J. / and K. Thompson / /

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Kentucky / Oregon / Washington / Michigan / California / Iowa / /

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northern Australia / Mediterranean / /

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GPS / GIS / /

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http /

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