Symposium: The national park system Author various authors Journal/Series Denver University Law Review | Vol. 74(3); 567 - 874; 308 p. Date 1997 Source IUCN (ID: ANA-063751) Publisher | Place of publication University of Denver College of Law | Denver, CO, USA Document type Article in periodical Language English Country/Territory United States of America Subject Wild species & ecosystems, Forestry Keyword Forest management/forest conservation Tourism National parks Protected area Ecosystem preservation Abstract Contents: 1. The National Park Service Act of 1916: A contradictory mandate? 2. The United States Forest Service and National Park Service: Paradoxical mandates, powerful founders, and the rise and fall of agency discretion 3. Preserving nature in the national parks: Law, policy, and science in a dynamic environment 4. Ecosystem management and its place in the national park service 5. Concessions law and policy in the national park system 6. The problem of statutory detail in national park establishment legislation and its relationship to pollutionn control law 7. Repairing the waters of the national parks: Notes on a long-term strategy 8. National parks and the recreation resource 9. ANILCA: A different legal framework for managing the extraordinary national park units of the last frontier 10. Lawyering for the national park service