Scientists in National Parks: Rocky Mountain

Scientists in National Parks: Rocky Mountain — page 5
Each year more than four million people visit RMNP To preserve the park's natural resources the National Park Service depends on scientists Biologists ecologists and other researchers study the park's ecosystems and the plants and animals living there from elk in the highway to algae in mountain lakes Their findings help form park policies Drivers and bikers must be on the lookout for elk green algae lake in RMNP