Survey of Backcountry Campers in Yellowstone National Park. Characteristics and Management Preferences (Abstract)

Michael Legg; Pat Stephens Williams; Scott Oosterhous; Ray Darville

Survey of Backcountry Campers in Yellowstone National Park. Characteristics and Management Preferences (Abstract)

Michael Legg, Pat Stephens Williams, Scott Oosterhous, Ray Darville

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Abstract

The identification of the complexities of the sociological dynamics of visitors and visitor use in our national parks has been a challenge to the field of human dimensions for the past thirty years. We continue to gather data through a variety of techniques and attempt to make sense of those complexities to help guide current and future management practices . . .

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State	Published - Jan 1 2005

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Survey of Backcountry Campers in Yellowstone National Park

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