Preparing for Climate Change

Description

National Parks protect amazing places and organisms for all Americans. As climate changes, learn how Inventory & Monitoring helps parks track its effects on populations of Shenandoah salamander, life in the rocky intertidal zone, and brook trout in freshwater streams.

Duration

6 minutes, 54 seconds

Credit

NPS/Durham

Date Created

05/01/2018

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