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

Cross-Department Submission

History

Rights

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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