Monthly Archives: June 2011

Field Notes: Scoping Trip in Yosemite National Park

I was lucky enough to spend the past few days in Yosemite Valley (and a bit in Tuolumne Meadows) to scope out my field sites for the summer and to meet with resources managers from NPS.  I feel really fortunate that this … Continue reading

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Park Visitor, Park Visitor, What Do You Hear?

An emergent issue when it comes to managing for quality visitor experiences in parks and protected areas is sound; or in jargon speak, soundscapes.  The amount of quiet and natural sounds that a visitor does (or does not) experience when in a … Continue reading

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Latest novel by my favorite author stars a National Park

Since 11th grade when I read T.C. Boyle’s short story Top of the Food Chain I knew that I had a new favorite author (sorry Philip Pullman, my taste matured and you fell to #2). Since then I have read … Continue reading

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Where did I go?

I have been on vacation in Pennsylvania with my family for the past week and am now currently moving into a new house in Logan. Therefore, my posts have been lacking the past week and probably will not resume until … Continue reading

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