The purpose of parks

Article Abstract:

The Fish and Wildlife Service and National Park Service have the common policy of developing national parks for the preservation of indigenous wildlife. Previously, the National Park Service stressed the use of parks for their natural wonders and commercial tourism.

National parks and reserves, National parks

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Yellowstone Elk: is the park's wapiti herd being properly managed, or is it headed for an inevitable disaster?

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National Park Service officials reprot that Yellowstone's elk population is fine, but evidence that the herd needs thinning abounds. Wildlife ecologist Charles E Kay's book, 'Yellowstone: Ecological Malpractice,' describes the situation.

Analysis, Statistics, Natural history, Wildlife management, Animal populations, Elk, Elk (Wapiti), Yellowstone National Park

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If it ain't broke...

Article Abstract:

Pres Clinton's call for a National Biological Survey and reorganization of the US Fish and Wildlife Service is ill-advised. The FWS has had a long tradition of serving sportsmen of all political beliefs, and the system worked well.

Political aspects, Biography, Environmental policy, Wildlife conservation, Clinton, Bill

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