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Author Archives: Ashley D
The Life of Grad Students: Field Equipment Testing
My semester ended the first week of May. For many students, the end of a semester signals the beginning of summer and a time of relaxation. For myself and Dave the end of the semester signals one of the busiest … Continue reading
Posted in Field Work, Other People's Research
Tagged cats, field research, game cameras, grad school
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Recreation Ecology Around the World: Part 2 – Canada
A couple of years ago, when looking through proceedings from past Monitoring and Management of Visitor Flows in Recreational and Protected Areas (MMV) conferences, I came across an article about recreation ecology in Canada. The title of the proceedings paper was … Continue reading
Posted in National Parks, Recreation Ecology
Tagged Canadian National Parks, Parks Canada, recreation ecology
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It’s Almost National Park Week!
Each year the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation team up to present “National Park Week”; a week-long celebration of America’s National Parks. This year, National Park Week will be April 20th to April 28th. The purpose of … Continue reading
What triggers visitors to leave the designated trail?
It’s spring in Utah! I can still see snow in the mountains but my yard is looking lush and green. I am enjoying the rain while I can; I know that once summer rolls around these steady rain storms will … Continue reading
Ashley D
