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    "title": "The National Park Service in Law Reviews and Law Journals",
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    "abstract": "In this article, Thomas W. Lucke emphasizes the growing importance of legal knowledge for National Park Service (NPS) managers and rangers, particularly in light of increasing environmental and land-use challenges. Citing testimony from Nathaniel P. Reed, the author argues for broader educational exposure among park personnel, while acknowledging fiscal and logistical barriers to formal training. As a practical alternative, Lucke presents a curated bibliography of recent legal scholarship that addresses key issues affecting the National Park System—from land acquisition and urban park management to mining, air quality regulation, and water rights. These law review articles, he suggests, offer accessible, low-cost avenues for self-education that can enhance park professionals' ability to navigate complex legal and policy landscapes. Although not officially endorsed by the NPS, such readings can foster a more informed and capable workforce in an increasingly litigious environment.",
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    "date_published": "1982-06-01T07:00:00Z",
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