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RMRS-P-14: Personal, societal, and ecological values of wilderness:
Sixth World Wilderness Congress proceedings on research, management,
and allocation, Volume II
Watson, Alan E.; Aplet, Greg H.; Hendee, John C., comps. 2000. Personal, societal, and ecological values of wilderness: Sixth World Wilderness Congress proceedings on research, management, and allocation, vol. II; 1998 October 24-29; Bangalore, India. Proc. RMRS-P-14. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 248 p.
ISSN 1945-0672 (print)
ISSN 1945-0680 (online)The papers contained in Volume II of these Proceedings represent a combination of papers originally scheduled for the delayed 1997 meeting of the World Wilderness Congress and those submitted in response to a second call for papers when the Congress was rescheduled for October 24-29, 1998, in Bangalore, India. Just as in Volume I, the papers are divided into seven topic areas: protected area systems: challenges, solutions, and changes; understanding and protecting biodiversity; human values and meanings of wilderness; wilderness for personal growth; understanding threats and services related to wilderness resources; the future of wilderness: challenges of planning, management, training, and research; and international cooperation in wilderness protection.
Keywords: biodiversity, protected areas, tourism, economics, recreation, wildlife, international cooperation
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PDF File Size: 25 KI. Protected Area Systems: Challenges, Solutions, and Changes
Converging Protected Area Policy: A Case Study of the Russian Zapovednik (Strict Nature Preserve) and American Wilderness Systems
David Ostergren, Steve Hollenhorst
PDF File Size: 50 KThe Wilderness Concept and Its Philosophy in Italy: The History and the Successes of the Idea as a Conservation Principle
Franco Zunino
PDF File Size: 35 KManagement of Commercial Air Tourism over National Parks
Wesley Henry, Rick Ernenwein, Howie Thompson, Steve Oppermann
PDF File Size: 50 KWilderness in an Urban Setting: Planning and Management of the Cape Peninsula National Park, Cape Town, South Africa
Maretha Shroyer, Darryll Kilian, James Jackelman
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A comparison of Strategies for Rationing and Managing Use on Selected Rivers in the United States in 1986 and 1998
Randy T. Welsh
PDF File Size: 55 KII. Understanding and Protecting Biodiversity
Changing Paradigms in Wilderness Ecology: A View of Academia from Outside
Matthias Diemer
PDF File Size: 50 KRestoration of Natural Fire to United States Wilderness Areas
David J. Parsons
PDF File Size: 50 KBiodiversity in Finnish Wilderness Areas: Aspects on Preserving Species and Habitats
Anna-Liisa Sippola
PDF File Size: 80 KTemperature Adaptations of Terrestrial Arthropods of the Yenisey Region of Siberia (Asian Ecological Transect)
L. Rybalov, T. Rossolimo, W. Block
PDF File Size: 50 KIII. Human Values and Meanings of Wilderness
Attachment, Change, and Displacement Among Winter Recreationists at Snoqualmie Pass
Berit C. Kaae
PDF File Size: 50 KSojourning: A Specific Wayfaring Metaphor Related to Environmental Ethics
Karen M. Fox, Gordon Walker, Leo H. McAvoy
PDF File Size: 50 KPersonal and Social Meanings of Wilderness: Constructing and Contesting Places in a Global Village
Daniel R. Williams
PDF File Size: 55 KMountaineering: The Heroic Expression of Our Age
Mikel Vause
PDF File Size: 40 KImpacts of Technology on the Meaning of Wilderness
William T. Borrie
PDF File Size: 35 KWater to Drink: Sustaining Watersheds and the People Who Need Them
Susan Lisa Toch
PDF File Size: 50 KComing Home to the Wild
Florence R. Shepard
PDF File Size: 40 KIn Wilderness There Is Life: An American Indian Perspective on Theory and Action for Wildlands
Linda Moon Stumpff
PDF File Size: 45 KIndigenous Natural Resource Management in the Highlands of the Himalayas: Integrated Assessments for Protected Area Design
Camille E. Richard
PDF File Size: 55 KWilderness Thoughts from the Traditional Lore of India: Of Concern to Peace, Healing, and Pleasure
M. A. S. Rajan
PDF File Size: 35 KIV. Wilderness for Personal Growth Symposium
Wilderness Education in the Adirondack Park: A Case Study of the Huntington Outdoor Education Center
Robert Buerger, Thomas Pasquarello
PDF File Size: 35 KThe Relevance of Real Experiences in the Development of Young People and the Quantification of Their Personal Gains
Derek T. Jackson
PDF File Size: 40 KEnvironmental Perception: The Influence of Wilderness on United States Artists, Writers, and Their Legacy
Charles O. Mortensen
PDF File Size: 40 KThe Wilderness Guides Council: Expanding Professionalism and Community Among Leaders of Wilderness Vision Quests and Rites of Passage Programs
Marilyn Foster Riley
PDF File Size: 80 KWilderness Vision Quest Clients: Motivations and Reported Benefits from an Urban-Based Program 1988 to 1997
Marilyn Foster Riley, John C. Hendee
PDF File Size: 155 KWilderness Therapy as an Intervention and Treatment for Adolescents with Behavioral Problems
Keith C. Russell, John C. Hendee
PDF File Size: 50 KOutward Bound Learning: A Pilgrimage for Personal Effectiveness (Indian Experience)
A. S. Vasudevan, P. Venugopal
PDF File Size: 45 KThe Role of University Wilderness Education in America: A Conceptual Design
Laurie Yung, Wayne Freimund
PDF File Size: 50 KV. Understanding Threats and Services Related to Wilderness Resources
Can Community Forestry Conserve Tigers in India?
Shibi Chandy, David L. Euler
PDF File Size: 715 KWilderness Within World Heritage: Te Wahipounamu, New Zealand
Les Molloy, Murray Reedy
PDF File Size: 200 KConservation Thoughts from Central India
Hari Dang , Himraj Dang
PDF File Size: 50 KWilderness Climate Change Data Collected by the Bureau of Land Management in the Western United States
Allen Robert Riebau, Jerry Stokes, David Porter Freeman Minson Smith, Michael Lee Sestak
PDF File Size: 80 KVI. The Future of Wilderness: Challenges of Planning, Management, Training, and Research
Wilderness Status and Associated Management Issues in New Zealand
Gordon R. Cessford , Murray C. Reedy
PDF File Size: 155 KMeeting Multi-Agency Wilderness Training and Education Needs with Limited Fiscal and Human Resources
Gregory Kroll
PDF File Size: 35 KWilderness Management Training in Southern Africa: Ensuring Appropriate Management and Use of Existing Wilderness Areas
W. D. Densham , T. G. Cooper
PDF File Size: 40 KThe Internet in Wilderness Distance Education: A Case Study
Stephen Peel, Wayne Freimund
PDF File Size: 50 KA Macro-Micro Environmental Management Model Currently Being Used in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa, to Protect Wildlands in Peri-Urban Settings
Roland Goetz
PDF File Size: 165 KRussian Zapovedniki in 1998: Recent Progress and New Challenges for Russia's Strict Nature Preserves
David Ostergren, Evgeny Shvarts
PDF File Size: 55 KParticipatory Technology Development for Community-Based Wildlife Management in Zimbabwe: The WWF for Nature Support to CAMPFIRE Project
R. D. Taylor, I. Bond
PDF File Size: 140 KWilderness Research in Finland: Examples of Ecological and Social Studies
A-L. Sippola, J. Saarinen, J. Jokimäki, V. Hallikainen, P. Sepponen, A-L. Paulus, E. Ohenoja
PDF File Size: 35 KGlobal Voices, Village Choices: Fire Management Strategies for People and Wildlife in Wyanad, Kerala, India
A. H. Moosvi, Robert W. Mutch
PDF File Size: 40 KGlobalizing Wilderness: A Perspective on Traditional Ecological Knowledge in an Interconnected World
Paul Faulstich
PDF File Size: 85 KVII. International Cooperation in Wilderness Protection
Seabirds in the Marine Wilderness of the Western North Atlantic
Falk Huettmann
PDF File Size: 155 KCarlsberg Ridge
Ponathil Sivadas
PDF File Size: 30 KThe High Seas: Is There Room for Wilderness?
Maxine McCloskey
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Title: RMRS-P-14:
Personal, societal, and ecological values of wilderness: Sixth
World Wilderness Congress proceedings on research, management,
and allocation, Volume II
Electronic Publish Date: December 4, 2007
Last Update: September
2, 2008