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agement issues and the results of recent research. Management topics include: “Our Changing Forest,” “Clearing the Air,” “Protecting Our Wildlife,” “Partners in Flight,” “Protecting Our Past,” “The Backcountry Experience,” “Partnerships in Education,” and “Angling for Pleasure.”
Summaries of will be given of 11 research studies being conducted in the park. They include several discussions on the effects of add predpitation on park streams and other resources, research on black bears, the Allegheny wood rat, white-tailed deer, forest insect pests, bird population monitoring and others.
The public is invited to attend this symposium, which is sponsored by the Shenandoah Natural History Association and the National Park Service. For symposium registration information, contact Symposium coordinator Debra Sanders at 999-3498.
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