On this page, we provide access to reports, of various types, produced by the Denali Long-term Ecological Monitoring program. We are still developing our concept of "reporting"— How often, how much, what format, etc. for the program. What you find on this page represents an index to the reports produced thus far. We present the information in three groups: an archive of annual reports, a list (and in some cases, copies) of publications which have appeared in the peer-reviewed literature, and a list of the Ph.D. dissertations and Master’s theses.
Annual Report Archives
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Dissertations and Master’s Theses
Annual Report Archives for the Denali Long-term
Ecological Monitoring Program
We have organized the archives of annual
reports by year of data collection. If a report presents data from more
than one year, the report is catalogued by the most recent year of data
collection. Thus, if a report presents data from 1994-1997, the report
will be indexed under1997 (even if the report is not produced until 1999).
Reporting has not been consistent, for the program as a whole, or for
individual elements of the program. Thus, for some years, for some
elements, you will not find a report. In addition, some reports present
and analyze data; others simply describe the sampling effort for the year.
(As noted above, we are still defining our concept of
"reporting.") Nevertheless, in a long-term monitoring program,
all reports are important to retain. This archive is our first step to
organizing the long-term records of the Denali LTEM program.
1998
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993
1992
If you are mainly interested in reports for a particular element, these
shortcuts should help you find them:
Administrative Reports
Weather
Air Quality
Water
Quality/Stream Channel Reference Sites
Stream
Invertebrates
Vegetation
Small
Mammals
Landbird
Population Monitoring (Point Counts)
Monitoring
Avian Productivity and Survivorship
Peer-reviewed Publications generated by the Denali Long-term Ecological Monitoring Program
Dissertations and Master’s Theses generated by the Denali Long-term Ecological Monitoring ProgramPaton, P.W.C. and T.H. Pogson. 1996. Relative abundance, migration strategy, and habitat use of birds breeding in Denali National Park, Alaska. Can. Field-Nat. 110(4):599-606.
Rexstad, E. 1994. Detecting differences in wildlife populations across space and time. Trans. 59th No. Am. Wildl. & Natur. Resour. Conf. Pp. 219-228.
Furtsch, P.R. August 1995. Techniques for monitoring density and correlates of inter-annual variation for northern red-backed voles (Clethrionomys rutilus) in Denali National Park and Preserve. M.S. Thesis. University of Alaska Fairbanks. 131 pp.
Roberts, S. C. 1994. A comparative study of the rivers of Denali National Park and Preserve, Alaska, with particular reference to the Rock Creek Inventory and Monitoring program. M.Sc. Thesis. University of London. 35 pp. + appendices.
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