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Table of Contents “...Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The New Resources of the National Parks--Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Jesse Barber, Christopher Monz, Jeffrey Hallo, and Steven Lawson -- PART 1: THE ECOLOGY OF NATURAL QUIET -- A Framework for Understanding Noise Impacts on Wildlife: An Urgent Conservation Priority--Clinton Francis and Jesse Barber -- A Phantom Road Experiment Reveals Traffic Noise Is an Invisible Source of Habitat Degradation--Heidi Ware, Christopher McClure, Jay Carlisle, and Jesse Barber -- Noise Pollution Alters Ecological Services: Enhanced Pollination and Disrupted Seed Dispersal--Clinton Francis, Nathan Kleist, Catherine Ortega, and Alexander Cruz -- Anthropogenic Noise Increases Fish Mortality by Predation--Stephen Simpson, Andrew Radford, Sophie Nedelec, Maud Ferrari, Douglas Chivers, Mark McCormick, and Mark Meekan -- Light and Noise Pollution Interact to Disrupt Interspecific Interactions--Taegan McMahon, Jason Rohr, and Ximena Bernal -- PART 2: THE EXPERIENCE OF NATURAL QUIET -- Human Responses to Simulated Motorized Noise in National Parks--David Weinzimmer, Peter Newman, Derrick Taff, Jacob Benfield, Emma Lynch, and Paul Bell -- Natural Sound Facilitates Mood Recovery from Stress--Jacob Benfield, Derrick Taff, Peter Newman, and Joshua Smyth -- A Program of Research to Support Management of Visitor-Caused Noise at Muir Woods National Monument--Robert Manning, Peter Newman, Kurt Fristrup, David Stack, and Ericka Pilcher -- The Role of Messaging on Acceptability of Military Aircraft Sounds in Sequoia National Park -- Derrick Taff, Peter Newman, Steven Lawson, Alan Bright, Lelaina Marin, Adam Gibson, and Tim Archer -- Modeling and Mapping Hikers' Exposure to Transportation Noise in Rocky Mountain National Park--Logan Park, Steve Lawson, Ken Kaliski, Peter Newman, and Adam Gibson -- PART 3: THE ECOLOGY OF NATURAL DARKNESS -- The Ecological Impacts of Nighttime Light Pollution: A Mechanistic Appraisal--Kevin Gaston, Jonathan Bennie, Thomas Davies, and John Hopkins -- Reduced Flight-to-Light Behavior of Moth Populations Exposed to Long-Term Urban Light Pollution--Florian Altermatt and Dieter Ebert -- Artificial Night Lighting Affects Dawn Song, Extra-Pair Siring Success, and Lay Date in Songbirds--Bart Kempenaers, Pernilla Borgstroem, Peter Loes, Emmi Schlicht, and Mihai Valcu -- Artificial Light Puts Ecosystem Services of Frugivorous Bats at Risk--Daniel Lewanzik and Christian Voigt -- Light Pollution Is Associated with Earlier Tree Budburst across the United Kingdom--Richard ffrench-Constant, Robin Somers-Yeates, Jonathan Bennie, Theodoros Economou, David Hodgson, Adrian Spalding, and Peter McGregor -- PART 4: THE EXPERIENCE OF NATURAL DARKNESS -- Preserving Pristine Night Skies in National Parks and the Wilderness Ethic--Dan Duriscoe -- A System-Wide Assessment of Night Resources and Night Recreation in the U.S. ...”

Table of Contents “...Shuman -- The death of sprawl : designing urban resilience for the twenty-first-century resource and climate crises / Warren Karlenzig -- Smart decline in post-carbon cities : the Buffalo Commons meets Buffalo, New York / Deborah E. ...”
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