Natural quiet and natural darkness : the "new" resources of the National parks / edited by Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Jesse Barber, Christopher Monz, Jeffrey Hallo, and Steven Lawson.
Manning, Robert E., 1946- editor.; Newman, Peter, editor.; Barber, Jesse, editor.; Monz, Christopher, editor.; Hallo, Jeffrey, editor.; Lawson, Steven, editor.
2018
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Title Natural quiet and natural darkness : the "new" resources of the National parks / edited by Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Jesse Barber, Christopher Monz, Jeffrey Hallo, and Steven Lawson.
ISBN 9781512601893 (paperback)
9781512601886 (hardcover)
1512601888 (hardcover)
Published Lebanon, NH : University Press of New England, 2018.
Language English
Description xii, 356 pages ; 24 cm
Call Number TD893 .N38 2018
Dewey Decimal Classification 363.7
Summary Human-caused noise and light can threaten the ecological integrity of the natural environment and diminish our enjoyment of national parks and protected areas. This anthology presents and synthesizes important research that helps inform protection and management of natural quiet and natural darkness. Chapters address the biological, ecological, and experiential components of these increasingly valuable resources. The final chapter develops a series of principles for studying and managing natural quiet and natural darkness in national parks and related reserves. - Publisher's note.
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references (pages 297-3443) and index.
Added Author Manning, Robert E., 1946- editor.
Newman, Peter, editor.
Barber, Jesse, editor.
Monz, Christopher, editor.
Hallo, Jeffrey, editor.
Lawson, Steven, editor.
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Acknowledgments
Introduction: The New Resources of the National Parks
Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Jesse Barber, Christopher Monz, Jeffrey Hallo, and Steven Lawson
PART 1: THE ECOLOGY OF NATURAL QUIET
A Framework for Understanding Noise Impacts on Wildlife: An Urgent Conservation Priority
Clinton Francis and Jesse Barber
A Phantom Road Experiment Reveals Traffic Noise Is an Invisible Source of Habitat Degradation
Heidi Ware, Christopher McClure, Jay Carlisle, and Jesse Barber
Noise Pollution Alters Ecological Services: Enhanced Pollination and Disrupted Seed Dispersal
Clinton Francis, Nathan Kleist, Catherine Ortega, and Alexander Cruz
Anthropogenic Noise Increases Fish Mortality by Predation
Stephen Simpson, Andrew Radford, Sophie Nedelec, Maud Ferrari, Douglas Chivers, Mark McCormick, and Mark Meekan
Light and Noise Pollution Interact to Disrupt Interspecific Interactions
Taegan McMahon, Jason Rohr, and Ximena Bernal
PART 2: THE EXPERIENCE OF NATURAL QUIET
Human Responses to Simulated Motorized Noise in National Parks
David Weinzimmer, Peter Newman, Derrick Taff, Jacob Benfield, Emma Lynch, and Paul Bell
Natural Sound Facilitates Mood Recovery from Stress
Jacob Benfield, Derrick Taff, Peter Newman, and Joshua Smyth
A Program of Research to Support Management of Visitor-Caused Noise at Muir Woods National Monument
Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Kurt Fristrup, David Stack, and Ericka Pilcher
The Role of Messaging on Acceptability of Military Aircraft Sounds in Sequoia National Park
Derrick Taff, Peter Newman, Steven Lawson, Alan Bright, Lelaina Marin, Adam Gibson, and Tim Archer
Modeling and Mapping Hikers' Exposure to Transportation Noise in Rocky Mountain National Park
Logan Park, Steve Lawson, Ken Kaliski, Peter Newman, and Adam Gibson
PART 3: THE ECOLOGY OF NATURAL DARKNESS
The Ecological Impacts of Nighttime Light Pollution: A Mechanistic Appraisal
Kevin Gaston, Jonathan Bennie, Thomas Davies, and John Hopkins
Reduced Flight-to-Light Behavior of Moth Populations Exposed to Long-Term Urban Light Pollution
Florian Altermatt and Dieter Ebert
Artificial Night Lighting Affects Dawn Song, Extra-Pair Siring Success, and Lay Date in Songbirds
Bart Kempenaers, Pernilla Borgstroem, Peter Loes, Emmi Schlicht, and Mihai Valcu
Artificial Light Puts Ecosystem Services of Frugivorous Bats at Risk
Daniel Lewanzik and Christian Voigt
Light Pollution Is Associated with Earlier Tree Budburst across the United Kingdom
Richard ffrench-Constant, Robin Somers-Yeates, Jonathan Bennie, Theodoros Economou, David Hodgson, Adrian Spalding, and Peter McGregor
PART 4: THE EXPERIENCE OF NATURAL DARKNESS
Preserving Pristine Night Skies in National Parks and the Wilderness Ethic
Dan Duriscoe
A System-Wide Assessment of Night Resources and Night Recreation in the U.S. National Parks
Brandi Smith and Jeffrey Hallo
Indicators and Standards of Quality for Viewing the Night Sky in the National Parks
Robert Manning, Ellen Rovelstad, Chadwick Moore, Jeffrey Hallo, and Brandi Smith
Visitor Evaluation of Night Sky Interpretation
Britton Mace and Jocelyn McDaniel
"Astronomical Tourism
Fredrick Collison and Kevin Poe
CONCLUSION: Principles of Studying and Managing Natural Quiet and Natural Darkness in the National Parks
Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Jesse Barber, Christopher Monz, Jeffrey Hallo, and Steven Lawson
References
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