Wildland Recreation Research in the Western Lake Superior Basin: An Annotated Bibliography
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Wildland Recreation Research in the Western Lake Superior Basin: An Annotated Bibliography
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1990
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While this annotated bibliography touches upon visitor use of water resources in coastal areas, it is primarily a recreation/leisure studies document with little detail on coastal water resources. The abstract is reproduced below. Abstract: "A wealth of basic and applied research on wildland recreation use and management has been conducted in the western Lake Superior basin during the past four decades. This annotated bibliography includes 193 research-based citations focusing on: (1) visitors to these wildland areas--who they are and how they use these resources, (2) investigations of environmental impacts resulting from recreation use, (3) studies of the economic impacts of wildland recreation, and (4) techniques to manage wildland visitor use and resources."
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Item number AD-SB-5512, Miscellaneous publication 66-1990, Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Minnesota, St. Paul, Minnesota.
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Lime, David W; Fox, Karen M; Jeong, Gang Hoan; Lewis, Michael S. (1990). Wildland Recreation Research in the Western Lake Superior Basin: An Annotated Bibliography. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/189320.
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