Alaska Park Science is a journal published twice a year by the National Park Service, Alaska Regional Office, to share research information about Alaska's national parks.

Some issues of Alaska Park Science focus on an issue that is common to several parks, and some issues may highlight one park and its research and management issues.

 

 

 

Volume 5, Issue 1 (Scientific Studies in Denali)

• Ecological Overview of Denali National Park and Preserve

Physical Science

• Air Quality Monitoring: An Intercontinental Connection
• Ecological Goldmine: The Denali Landcover Map and Denali Soil Inventory with Ecological Site Classification
• Soundscapes of Denali National Park and Preserve
• Earthquake and Seismic Monitoring in Denali National Park

Biological Science

• Rutting Behavior of Moose at Denali National Park
• Tracking the Movements of Denali’s Wolves
• Interrelationships of Denali’s Large Mammal Community
• Bear Management in Denali National Park and Preserve
• Long-Term Golden Eagle Studies in Denali National Park and Preserve
• Integrated Monitoring of Physical Environment, Plant, and Bird Communities in Denali
• Hardy as Chickadees: Denali’s Winter Citizen Scientists
• Medical Research Climbs Denali

Cultural and Social Science

• Historic and Contemporary Ethnographic Landscapes of Denali National Park
• Scientific Legacy of Denali
• Sled Dog Kennels of Denali

To browse the table of contents of previous issues of Alaska Park Science or the following issue (also primarily about Denali), you can jump to the Alaska Regional web page for the journal. 

Volume 6, Issue 2 (Crossing Boundaries in a Changing Environment)
Proceedings of the Central Alaska Park Science Symposium held at Denali, September 2006