Each researcher is responsible for returning the site to it's original condition upon completion of the project. Advisors are ultimately responsible for ensuring that their students clean up their sites. Future permits may be denied to researchers until their past project materials are cleaned up. It is important that permits for class field trips be turned in at least two weeks in advance of the scheduled trip to avoid conflicts with ongoing research or other class visits. Students should be cautioned to stay on trails as much as possible and avoid any research markings.
Some areas have restrictions on class use.
Title Submission Titles of any manuscripts, reports, thesis', etc. which result from work done on Natural Area sites should be sent to the Committee on Natural Areas office. This will greatly aid in the development of a database on the sites. Currently, the CNA office has about 465 publication titles in a FileMakerPro file, and it's certainly not complete. Reprints would be especially appreciated.