Recreation Facility Analysis

Recreation Facility Analysis — What is It?

Recreation Facility Analysis (RFA) is a study tool being used nationally to help national forests create a sustainable program that aligns their developed recreation sites with visitors' desires and use. RFA helps ensure that developed recreation sites make sense considering each national forest's special characteristics. The RFA tool carefully assesses where to focus investments and energy to be as responsive as possible to visitors' needs. By understanding our visitors' needs, national forests can make more informed decisions that match available resources to visitor recreation preferences and patterns.

News Release — 11/2007

 

Forest Service National RFA webpage

 

ASNF Niche Statement

 

RFA Questions and Answers

 

 

 

5-year Final Program of Work by County and Ranger District

 

    Apache County

    Coconino County

    Greenlee County

    Navajo County

 

 

 

Summary of the Plan of Work:

 

    In general the 5-year program of work...

 

    Table

    Final Plan of Work   (35p, 1MB)

USDA Forest Service - Apache-Sitgreaves National Forests
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