Identifier

ROMO FR 70

High Elevations Under Threat from Nitrogen Deposition: Air Quality Monitoring, Research, and Management at Rocky Mountain National Park

Contributor

University of Northern Colorado; National Archives Denver

Coverage

Rocky Mountain National Park

Creator

• Kathy Toinnessen

Date

2016 May 6

Description

The focus of this discussion is nitrogen deposition in rain and snow and how it affects park ecosystems. This is a story of how state and federal agencies, and university researchers have partnered to collect air quality information and craft a policy approach to help protect the park’s air quality and high-elevation ecosystems from the threat caused by nitrogen deposition.

Language

English

Publisher

National Park Service

Rights

Copy right restrictions may apply.  User is responsible for all copyright compliance.

Recommended Citation

Toinnessen, Kathy, "High Elevations Under Threat from Nitrogen Deposition: Air Quality Monitoring, Research, and Management at Rocky Mountain National Park" (2026). Rocky Mountain National Park. 62.
https://digscholarship.unco.edu/romo/62