Multi-species amphibian monitoring across a protected landscape: Critical reflections on 15 years of wetland monitoring in Grand Teton and Yellowstone national parks
Andrew M. Ray(National Park Service), Charles R. Peterson(University of Michigan), P. S. Corn(United States Geological Survey), Blake R. Hossack(United States Geological Survey), Paul E. Bartelt(Waldorf College), David Thoma(National Park Service), Debra A. Patla, Rob Daley(National Park Service), Kristin Legg(National Park Service), Stephen F. Spear(United States Geological Survey), William Gould(New Mexico State University), Robert W. Klaver(United States Geological Survey)
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