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Glacier Bay Science Symposium
2004 Glacier Bay Science Symposium Proceedings

Index to 2004 Glacier Bay Science Symposium Articles

In 1983 the first Glacier Bay Science Symposium was sponsored by the NPS and the organization Friends of Glacier Bay to celebrate nearly a century of research in the Glacier Bay region. The success of the gathering prompted the research community to organize another symposium in 1988, and the pentennial sequence was repeated in 1993 with the Third Glacier Bay Science Symposium. As the century turned, interest and participation in science at Glacier Bay had outgrown the park's small conference facility, and the Fourth Glacier Bay Science Symposium was held in Juneau in October 2004.  This last conference brought together over 150 registered participants from a broad spectrum of disciplines and lifeways to share scientific and cultural perspectives derived from research at Glacier Bay.

Complete 2004 Symposium Proceedings Document [21 MB PDF]
Warning: Large file!

2004 Symposium Program [408 KB PDF] 

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Past Symposium Proceedings
The picture links below will take you to the three past science symposium proceedings. Warning - Some of these files are very large !!

 
1993 Glacier Bay Science Symposium
Third Glacier Bay Science Symposium
(Click on picture to open - 24.5 MB PDF)
 
1988 Glacier Bay Science Symposium
Second Glacier Bay Science Symposium
(Click on picture to open - 15 MB PDF)
 
1983 Glacier Bay Science Symposium
First Glacier Bay Science Symposium
(Click on picture to open - 10 MB PDF)
Spruce Bark  

Did You Know?
Spruce Bark Beetles have infected nutrient poor areas of Glacier Bay forests. A naturally occurring insect in Glacier Bay, the Spruce Bark Beetle has changed the progress of forest succession in areas of epidemic infection.

Last Updated: October 02, 2008 at 15:16 EST