Significant Wilderness Qualities: Can They Be Identified and Monitored?
Authors(s): D. N. Cole and R. C. Lucas
Publication: Annual NOLS [National Outdoor Leaderhsip School] Third Wilderness Research Colloquium
Publisher: National Outdoor Leadership School
Publication Date: 0000-00-00
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Location: Shoshone National Forest, WY Lander, WY
Abstract: This report is a compilation of the papers presented at a colloquium on wilderness management and a synopsis of discussions held during the conference. The conference theme was how to determine and monitor the most significant features and qualities of the wilderness resource. Generally, participants identified solitude, pollution-free air and water, and natural scenery, fish, vegetation, and wildlife as the prime wilderness values. The summary of discussions lists questions addressed in the colloquia of the National Outdoor Leadership School and proposals for future sessions. Papers include: Burgette, D. "Wilderness Qualities and Backcountry Management at Grand Teton National Park" Cole, D.N. "Critical Wilderness Qualites, Recreational Use, and Monitoring Needs" Hammitte, W.E. "Wilderness Quality, Impact Conditions, and Their Monitoring" Lucas, R.C. "High Quality Wilderness Conditions" Manning, R. "Free to be you or me or some random thoughts about wilderness management" Marion, J.L. "Significant qualities of wilderness and monitoring" (contains 12 references) McCool, S.F. "Conditions, features, qualities composing a high quality wilderness resource" Sober, T. "Some thoughts on two questions"
Keywords: Grand Teton National Park, management, recreation, human activity, preservation, wilderness area, animal, mammal, wildlife, habitat, natural resource management
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| REF TYPE | Conference Proceedings |
| AUTHORS | D. N. Cole and R. C. Lucas |
| PUB DATE | 0000-00-00 |
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| PUB TITLE1 | Annual NOLS [National Outdoor Leaderhsip School] Third Wilderness Research Colloquium |
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| DOC TITLE | Significant Wilderness Qualities: Can They Be Identified and Monitored? |
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| LOCATION | Shoshone National Forest, WY Lander, WY |
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| LIBRARY INFO | RMR-CUS/ERIC International standard# RIEDEC89 |
| SOURCE | Record #274 |
| KEYWORDS | Grand Teton National Park, management, recreation, human activity, preservation, wilderness area, animal, mammal, wildlife, habitat, natural resource management |
| ABSTRACT | This report is a compilation of the papers presented at a colloquium on wilderness management and a synopsis of discussions held during the conference. The conference theme was how to determine and monitor the most significant features and qualities of the wilderness resource. Generally, participants identified solitude, pollution-free air and water, and natural scenery, fish, vegetation, and wildlife as the prime wilderness values. The summary of discussions lists questions addressed in the colloquia of the National Outdoor Leadership School and proposals for future sessions.
Papers include:
Burgette, D. "Wilderness Qualities and Backcountry Management at Grand Teton National Park"
Cole, D.N. "Critical Wilderness Qualites, Recreational Use, and Monitoring Needs"
Hammitte, W.E. "Wilderness Quality, Impact Conditions, and Their Monitoring"
Lucas, R.C. "High Quality Wilderness Conditions"
Manning, R. "Free to be you or me or some random thoughts about wilderness management"
Marion, J.L. "Significant qualities of wilderness and monitoring" (contains 12 references)
McCool, S.F. "Conditions, features, qualities composing a high quality wilderness resource"
Sober, T. "Some thoughts on two questions" |
| NOTES | in Grand Teton National Park database |
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