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Shenandoah National Park Mountain laurels in full bloom in the foreground of Skyline Drive.
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Shenandoah National Park
Natural Resources Fact Sheets
Natural Resource Management Program Overview
  Natural Resource Inventories
    Cryptogam Inventory
    Geologic Resource Evaluation and Mapping
    Invasive Exotic Plant Inventory
    Natural History Collection
    Natural Resources Assessment
    Rock Outcrop Management Project
    Vegetation Mapping
  Long-Term Ecological Monitoring Program Overview
    Conceptual Design
    Air Quality Monitoring
    Aquatic Macroinvertebrate Monitoring Program
    Bird Monitoring
    Exotic Plant Monitoring
    Fisheries Monitoring Program
    Forest Vegetation Monitoring
    Rare Plant Monitoring
    Shenandoah Salamander Protocol
    Shenandoah Watershed Study
    Spotlight Counts of Deer in the Big Meadows Area
  Natural Resource Stewardship Activities Overview
    Adopt an Outcrop
    Air Resources Management
    American Electric Power Consent Decree
    Bear Issues and Management
    Big Meadows Management and Monitoring
    Chronic Wasting Disease
    Emerald Ash Borer and Firewood Ban
    Exotic Fish Management
    Forest Insects & Disease (Nonnative Species)
    Hogcamp Branch Stream Stabilization Project
    Invasive Exotic Plant Control
    Landscape Management
    Merck Project XL
    Oral Rabies Vaccination Program
    Peregrine Falcon Restoration, Monitoring and Tracking
    Pest Management
    Protection of Plant Species of Economic Value
    Resource Advisors and Fire Management
    Roadway Safety and Wildlife Collisions
    VEPCO Mitigation Plan
    White-tailed Deer Issues and Management
  Natural and Social Science Program Overview
    American Electric Power Mitigation Studies
    Brook Trout Genetics
    Climate Change and Salamanders
    Deer Exclosures
    National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON)
  Resource Education and Information Transfer Overview
  Environmental Planning and Compliance Overview
    Integrated Park Improvement and Natural Resources
    Natural Resource Condition Assessment
    Rare Species Programmatic Biological Assessment
    Vegetation Management Planning
  Miscellaneous
    Data Management
    Exotic Plant Control Team Serves Shenandoah
    Forest Health and Air Quality
    Forest Health and Exotic Vegetation
    Stream Protection -- Exotic Plant Control
    USGS Fact Sheets about Park topics

 

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The early post card view of the Marys Rock Tunnel is typical of the iconic use of images of the engineering structure

Did You Know?
The 600' long Marys Rock Tunnel was completed in 1932 and the public considered it a scenic wonder. It became iconic and tunnel images were used on everything from post cards to jewelry.

Last Updated: June 23, 2011 at 11:28 MST