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Park to enhance our working relationship with the citizens and govemements of our neighboring communities, and also reflects a general recognition within the National Park Service that solutions to the challenges of the 1990’s will require the combined efforts of Park managers and those that manage the lands around the Park.”
Topics to be covered at the Symposium include: the effects of gypsy moths on black bears, watershed acidification, falcon introduction and ozone effects on Park ecosystems.
The Symposium is open to the public. Individuals interested in obtaining more detailed information should contact Symposium Coordinator Debbie Sanders at the Shenandoah National Park Natural Resources and Science Office, (703) 999-2243.
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