Parks Stewardship Forum

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for January through April, 2025

Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
2q59d8pg	Editors’ note: Parks Stewardship Forum Chosen for the Permanent Digital Collection of the Library of Congress	811	16	795	2.0%
9rz2v701	Sharks in the dark: Paleontological resource inventory reveals multiple successive Mississippian Subperiod cartilaginous fish (Chondrichthyes) assemblages within Mammoth Cave National Park, Kentucky	421	61	360	14.5%
9443s1kq	Human-caused climate change in United States national parks and solutions for the future	322	46	276	14.3%
92v9v778	Assessing the climate vulnerability of the world’s natural and cultural heritage	293	188	105	64.2%
8701n3d5	Neurodivergence is also an LGBTQ+ topic: Making space for “neuroqueering” in the outdoors	281	54	227	19.2%
10s2z2bf	Toward a unified model of stress recovery and cognitive restoration in nature	269	40	229	14.9%
5h3905z7	Following the Smoke: A Co-Stewardship Project of Karuk Indigenous Basketweavers and the US Forest Service	257	71	186	27.6%
60p93488	Indigenous Stewardship of Ancestral Lands Activates Land and Culture: Will We Listen?	247	64	183	25.9%
6892p1vt	Before Co-Stewardship and Management of Public Lands: The Historicity of Indigenous Land Stewardship and Management in Native California	240	74	166	30.8%
3sm1f1vq	Unsettling marine conservation: Disrupting manifest destiny-based conservation practices through the operationalization of Indigenous value systems	232	56	176	24.1%
9db4c53h	The Urgent Need for a Unified Vision of Conservation	232	54	178	23.3%
9m20m5jp	Memorials and monuments	220	148	72	67.3%
7j63r70n	Cultural Burning: Under the Sovereign Authority of Tribes	217	66	151	30.4%
8sf000tx	Maya Communities Preserve the Bioculturality of the Landscape and Lead Territory Management in Mexico: A Model of Indigenous Co-Stewardship of Public Lands	210	57	153	27.1%
11w544r5	Ocean literacy and public humanities	207	37	170	17.9%
48f3234g	Examining and strengthening the role of science in wilderness decision-making	198	35	163	17.7%
3sx1v9dv	Untangling roots: Reflections on eugenics, conservation, and US national parks	194	64	130	33.0%
92p9g46q	Microtomography of an enigmatic fossil egg clutch from the Oligocene John Day Formation, Oregon, USA, reveals an exquisitely preserved 29-million-year-old fossil grasshopper ootheca	182	41	141	22.5%
2189q9w6	Cultivating sovereignty in parks and protected areas: Sowing the seeds of restorative and transformative justice through the #LANDBACK movement	181	51	130	28.2%
96t756tc	Empowering rangers through technology and innovation	173	14	159	8.1%
4x21t3qw	“Keep America Respected and Loved”: A conversation with Italian park leader Maurilio Cipparone	165	51	114	30.9%
26k1x554	The California Indian Basketweavers Association and Its Organizationally Based Land Stewardship and Management Initiatives	162	52	110	32.1%
4jf7c0x1	Parks Canada’s adaptation framework and workshop approach: Lessons learned across a diverse series of adaptation workshops	155	19	136	12.3%
696389v7	“Radiant Lands”	154	38	116	24.7%
5zg7d2hr	The Saga to Reinvigorate the National Park Service	153	39	114	25.5%
0g66z6k7	Justice in access to the outdoors	148	34	114	23.0%
6k01x8g6	Where are the women? Towards gender equality in the ranger workforce	148	21	127	14.2%
3066814g	Indigenous Co-Stewardship and the “Rashomon Effect”	140	32	108	22.9%
88z8x502	Makah Traditional Knowledge and Cultural Resource Assessment: A preliminary framework to utilize traditional knowledge in climate change planning	139	21	118	15.1%
1qn6w00r	Exploration of Edges	138	20	118	14.5%
9zw525tj	HĀNAU KA PALIHOA, LELE! The story, genealogy, and process of the Papahānaumokuākea Marine National Monument Native Hawaiian Cultural Working Group Nomenclature Subcommittee	130	11	119	8.5%
5gd8k9jf	Nature as a mental health intervention: State of the science and programmatic possibilities for the conservation community	128	21	107	16.4%
75z2n81p	Huli‘a: Every place has a story ... Let’s listen	128	19	109	14.8%
6694k5zn	Respectful Tribal Consultation Protocols from Native California Perspectives	126	48	78	38.1%
5cd7t4p2	Cover, Masthead, and Table of Contents PSF Vol. 41 no. 1	119	31	88	26.1%
70f713qq	Connecting the dots: Why does what and who came before us matter?	117	20	97	17.1%
5r421544	Examining Factors Influencing the Governance of Large Landscape Conservation Initiatives	112	34	78	30.4%
0n8899wd	Cherokee relationships to land: Reflections on a historic plant gathering agreement between Buffalo National River and the Cherokee Nation	111	22	89	19.8%
1fb715pb	Conserving an underappreciated heritage resource: The rural landscape	107	18	89	16.8%
2754m0kj	A summary framework for effective engagement of IPLCs and rangers	106	19	87	17.9%
6fh584h8	Tree Mortality, Biome Shifts, and Living Sustainably to Halt Human-Caused Climate Change	106	17	89	16.0%
5609g7gm	Grizzly bear restoration and economic restructuring in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem	105	10	95	9.5%
6023c7g4	Letter to the Reader: The Courage to Build a Better Future	105	33	72	31.4%
4n08k0cb	Fossil woods of Yellowstone National Park	103	19	84	18.4%
0sc3p1b4	US national park visitor experiences during COVID-19: Data from Acadia, Glacier, Grand Teton, Shenandoah, and Yellowstone National Parks	102	22	80	21.6%
9mc777pm	The vital role of rangers in conservation	102	27	75	26.5%
2467x4qn	A “plan to heal their hearts”: The lives of Ann and Tat	100	35	65	35.0%
8fp8v4wk	Conserving nature’s stage provides a foundation for safeguarding both geodiversity and biodiversity in protected and conserved areas	100	24	76	24.0%
26v2038q	Collapse of a desert bird community over the past century driven by climate change	99	13	86	13.1%
76p7m8rz	Repeatable approaches to work with scientific uncertainty and advance climate change adaptation in US national parks	99	24	75	24.2%

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