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Visitor characteristics and preferences for three national forest wildernesses in the South:
Wilderness area users -- Southern States.
Visitors to three National Forest wildernesses in the South were surveyed in 1989 and 1990 to learn their characteristics and to determine how their wilderness experiences were influenced by conditions in wilderness. Visitors had different...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Trends in wilderness visitors and visits :: Boundary Waters Canoe Area, Shining Rock, and Desolation Wildernesses
Wilderness areas -- United States -- Recreational use -- Statistics. ; Wilderness area users -- United States -- Statistics. ; Boundary Waters Canoe Area (Minn.) ; Shining Rock Wilderness (N. C.) ; ...
Changes in wilderness visitors were studied over 12- to 21-year periods in the Boundary Waters Canoe Area, MN, Shining Rock, NC, and Desolation, CA. Only five of the 83 variables assessed changed consistently in all wildernesses. Visitor age and...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

A comparison of carrying capacity perceptions among visitors to two wildernesses .
Wilderness areas - - United States - - Recreational use. ; Wilderness areas - - California - - Recreational use. ; Wilderness areas - - Montana - - Recreational use. ; Wilderness area users - - California - -...
Visitors to two wildernesses -- the heavily-used Desolation Wilderness in California and the lightly-used Spanish Peaks Primitive Area in Montana -- were surveyed. Although visitors to both areas had common images of wilderness in a general sense,...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Campsites in three western wildernesses :: proliferation and changes in condition over 12 to 16 years
Camp sites, facilities, etc. -- Montana. ; Camp sites, facilities, etc. -- Oregon.
Changes in the number and condition of campsites were monitored for 12 to 16 years in portions of the Lee Metcalf, Selway-Bitterroot, and Eagle Cap Wildernesses. The number of campsites increased by 53 to 123 percent, indicating that campsite...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Hikers and recreational stock users: predicting and managing recreation conflicts in three wildernesses
Wilderness areas -- United States -- Management. ; Hiking -- United States. ; Packhorse camping -- United States.
Visitors to National Forest wildernesses in California and Indiana and to a National Park Service wilderness in California were surveyed In 1990 and 1991 to study the conflict between hikers and recreational stock users. Hikers' values for...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

The wilderness threats matrix: a framework for assessing imapcts
Wilderness areas -- United States.
A comprehensive framework for assessing threats to wilderness is described. The framework is represented as a matrix of potential threats and attributes of wilderness character. Cells in the matrix represent the impacts of threats on each...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

1985-07-25 Char-Koosta News
Salish Indians --Newspapers.; Kutenai Indians --Newspapers.; Pablo (Montana) --Newspapers.; Kootenai Indians
FERC says 'yes' to Kerr Dam relicensing agreement; Irrigation O and M to be discussed August 9; The budget: 'We're out of money. There will have to be sacrifices'; Unusually dry weather visits Reservation, brings hazards; 87th Arlee pow wow called...
Char-Koosta News

Guidelines for evaluating air pollution impacts on wilderness within the Rocky Mountain region: report of a workshop, 1990 .
Wilderness areas - - Rocky Mountains - - Congresses. ; Air - - Pollution - - Standards - - Rocky Mountains - - Congresses. ; Trees - - Effect of pollution on - - Rocky Mountains - - Congresses.
This document is the product of an ongoing effort begun at a 4-day workshop sponsored by the Rocky Mountain Region of the USDA Forest Service, held in December 1990 in Estes Park, Colorado. Workshop participants gathered in groups to work on...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Visitor perception of wilderness recreation carrying capacity
Wilderness areas -- Recreational use. ; Wilderness area users.
Nearly 500 visitors to four wildernesses--The Bob Marshall in Montana, the Bridger in Wyoming, the High Uintas in Utah, and the Boundary Waters Canoe Area (BWCA) in Minnesota--completed a questionnaire designed to obtain data on four parameters of...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Visitor characteristics, attitudes, and use patterns in the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex, 1970-82
Wilderness area users -- Montana.
Trends from 1970 to 1982 in the Bob Marshall Wilderness complex of three adjacent wildernesses were analyzed. Data on use characteristics, use distribution, visitor characteristics, and visitor attitudes were compared. The greatest changes were...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

High-use destinations in wilderness :: social and biophysical impacts, visitor responses, and management options
Wilderness areas -- United States -- Recreational use. ; Wilderness area users -- United States -- Attitudes. ; Nature -- Effect of human beings on -- United States.
Six high-use destination areas were studied in the Alpine Lakes, Mount Jefferson, and Three Sisters Wildernesses in Washington and Oregon. Exit interviews were conducted with visitors, and recreation impacts and visitor encounter rates between...
U.S. Forest Service Research Legacy Documents

Letters re: Dean Ridge Road in the Flathead Area
United States--Politics and government--20th century
L --· UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOREST SERVICE Missoula, Montana 59801 Senator Mike Mansfield United States Senate Washington, D.C. 20510 Dear Senator Mansfield: R-1 7700 May 14, 1970 This is in further response to your April 21...
Mike Mansfield Speeches and Interviews

Western Homeseeker
Montana. West (U.S.) Periodicals
Magazine No. 1-6 were published in Missoula, Montana and No. 7-10 were published in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Rare Books and Materials

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