Scientific Models in Adaptive Management

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The Scientific Models in Adaptive Management Natural Inquirer examines a variety of different research topics including how hiking activities affect nesting golden eagles, how natural resource managers identify management priorities, how to manage the harvest of horseshoe crabs, and the cause of death of yellow cedar trees in the north pacific coastal rainforest.

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• At Your Service: Developing Models to Help Natural Resource Managers Make Better Decisions
• Cedar Waxing or Waning? The Potential to Save Yellow-Cedar Trees Using Adaptive Management
• The Golden Egg: Using Adaptive Management To Regulate Hiking Near Golden Eagle Nests in Denali National Park
• Tying the Knot: How Do Horseshoe Crab and Red Knot Populations Affect Each Other?