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new perspectives socioenvironmental justice

(Re)Centering social justice: Thinking about co-management of and access to parks and protected areas in the United States | Cait M. Henry et al.

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new perspectives socioenvironmental justice

Green inequities: Examining the dimensions of socioenvironmental injustice in marginalized communities | Akiebia S. Hicks et al.

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health new perspectives

Mental health benefits of natural spaces and barriers to access in the age of COVID-19 | Shelby Defeo et al.

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new perspectives wildlife

Navigating assumptions of wildlife viewing impacts | Lindsey Ellett et al.

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climate change new perspectives

Monitoring phenology in US national parks through citizen science: Some preliminary lessons and prospects for protected areas | Alyssa Rosemartin et al.

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new perspectives protected areas

Challenges that rangers must face: Four rangers from Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Colombia tell their stories of diverse realities across Latin America | Jon Kohl

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national parks new perspectives

A visionary’s lens on wildlife and parks revealed: George Meléndez Wright and the National Park Service’s Wildlife Division photographs | Jerry Emory and Nancy J. Russell

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national parks new perspectives

National parks as American covenants | Michael A. Soukup and Gary E. Machlis

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advances in research & management climate change climate resilience

Relief from summer warming: Devils Postpile National Monument’s cold air pool supports a refugium-based conservation strategy | Daniel R. Cayan et al.

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connectivity conservation the photographer’s frame

Connectivity conservation: Supporting thriving ecosystems for people and planet | Austin Schuver & Gabriel Oppler

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(Re)Centering social justice: Thinking about co-management of and access to parks and protected areas in the United States | Cait M. Henry et al.

Green inequities: Examining the dimensions of socioenvironmental injustice in marginalized communities | Akiebia S. Hicks et al.

Mental health benefits of natural spaces and barriers to access in the age of COVID-19 | Shelby Defeo et al.

Navigating assumptions of wildlife viewing impacts | Lindsey Ellett et al.

Monitoring phenology in US national parks through citizen science: Some preliminary lessons and prospects for protected areas | Alyssa Rosemartin et al.

Challenges that rangers must face: Four rangers from Mexico, Costa Rica, Honduras, and Colombia tell their stories of diverse realities across Latin America | Jon Kohl

A visionary’s lens on wildlife and parks revealed: George Meléndez Wright and the National Park Service’s Wildlife Division photographs | Jerry Emory and Nancy J. Russell

National parks as American covenants | Michael A. Soukup and Gary E. Machlis

Relief from summer warming: Devils Postpile National Monument’s cold air pool supports a refugium-based conservation strategy | Daniel R. Cayan et al.

Connectivity conservation: Supporting thriving ecosystems for people and planet | Austin Schuver & Gabriel Oppler

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