1975-1992; Description is based from the 1975-1977 issue; Missing issue 1982; Includes bibliographical references; Photocopy. Crater Lake, Or.: Crater Lake National Park, 28 cm.
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES The Cooperative Park Studies Unit (CPSU) is located in the School of Forestry, Department of Resource Recreation Management, with laboratory and supplemental office space provided by the Forestry Sciences Laboratory of the U.S. Forest Service. The Program Leader, Edward E. Starkey, has graduate faculty appointments in the Departments of Fisheries and Wildlife, and Resource Recreation Management. He teaches one or two courses each year in these departments. His primary responsibilities are to facilitate and conduct research on National Park Service resource management problems. Jean Matthews is a Science Writer-Editor for the NPS and occupies office space provided by the U.S. Forest Service, Forestry Sciences Laboratory. Her responsibilities include editing Park Science, a quarterly news letter for NPS managers and scientists; providing editorial assistance to scientists; and facilitating the communication of research results to managers and the public. Research support by the CPSU continues to be diverse, both with regard to topic and location. Projects were conducted in six different NPS areas, and dealt with topics ranging from wood preservation to bear management. Research support totalled approximately $85,000 during CY 1981.
SUMMARY OF ACTIVITIES The Cooperative Park Studies Unit (CPSU) is located in the School of Forestry, Department of Resource Recreation Management, with laboratory and supplemental office space provided by the Forestry Sciences Laboratory of the U.S. Forest Service. The Program Leader, Edward E. Starkey, has graduate faculty appointments in the Departments of Fisheries and Wildlife, and Resource Recreation Management. He teaches one or two courses each year in these departments. His primary responsibilities are to facilitate and conduct research on National Park Service resource management problems. Jean Matthews is a Science Writer-Editor for the NPS and occupies office space provided by the U.S. Forest Service, Forestry Sciences Laboratory. Her responsibilities include editing Park Science, a quarterly news letter for NPS managers and scientists; providing editorial assistance to scientists; and facilitating the communication of research results to managers and the public. Research support by the CPSU continues to be diverse, both with regard to topic and location. Projects were conducted in six different NPS areas, and dealt with topics ranging from wood preservation to bear management. Research support totalled approximately $85,000 during CY 1981.