Monitoring Protocols

Monitoring is the repeated observation and measurement of specific park natural resources in order to better understand their condition. Monitoring allows us to detect change, identify any potential problems in the early stages, and measure success.

Long-term monitoring requires establishing, documenting and following precise, repeatable protocols and procedures. The publications listed on this page describe how we conduct our vital signs monitoring.

 

Aspen

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 727. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Bats

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 733. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Camas Lily

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 732. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Integrated Water Quality

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 736. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Lemhi Penstemon

Source: NPS DataStore Collection 4340. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Limber Pine

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 737. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Pikas

Source: NPS DataStore Collection 4341. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Riparian Condition

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 725. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Sagebrush Steppe

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 728. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Sage Grouse

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 729. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.

 

Stream Channel Characteristics

Source: NPS DataStore Saved Search 724. To search for additional information, visit the NPS DataStore.