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Shenandoah National Park
Natural Resource Documents
 
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Air Resources
Air Emissions Summary 2.1 mb more...
Assessment of Air Quality and Related Values 12.8 mb
Air pollution effects summary booklet 1.8 mb
Water Resources
Water Quality Baseline Data Report 29.8 mb more...
Water Resources Scoping Report 4.2 mb more...

Weather and Climate

Climate Summary

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Geologic Resources
Geologic Resources Evaluation 0.4 mb more...
Soil Resources
Plant Resources
Vegetation Classification 2.6 mb more...
Wildlife Resources
Mercury in Brook Trout 2.1 mb more...
Biodiversity of Hemlock Stands 1.8 mb more...
Fish in Sensitive Habitats 0.3 mb more...
Interdisciplinary
Natural Resources Assessment 2.4 mb more...
Acid Deposition Impacts on Natural Resources 5.8 mb more...


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Science & Natural Resource Stewardship
Learn about scientific research & natural resource stewardship in the park.
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Learn more about park resources in our fact sheet series.
Natural Resource Fact Sheets
Learn more about park resources in our fact sheet series.
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o The leathery grape fern, one of the rare plants in Big Meadows, has a fertile frond bearing small grapelike clusters of spore cases.  

Did You Know?
Shenandoah National Park has 431 rare plant populations representing 66 rare plant species. The highest concentration of these is in the park’s Big Meadows area

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Last Updated: January 11, 2008 at 12:42 EST