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PROTECTION + REGULATED HARVEST = ?
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SUSTAINED YIELD EXPERIENCES
understandable with the other things we have already talked about.... -fish, trees, animals |
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The sustained yield equation can be applied to recreation by:
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Wild land managers enforce the protection
The ppl who are harvesting the recreational activities THE YIELD = RECREATIONAL EXPERIENCES |
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What is the difference between having an experience and the activity?
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To get the best experiences requires PROTECTION AND MANAGEMENT
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what are ways to protect the land?
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designate camp grounds and have regulations within them
-trashcans, bathouse, designate fire pits designate vehicle areas, hiking regs, trials Prevent trail erosion TRAIL SWITCH BACKS= winding trails instead of straight, keeps water form gaining velocity |
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who usually designates camp sites?
what must they do? |
back country managers
weigh options between Maximum yield and optimum yield - what can produce the most yield may not be the best choice EX: only want so many ppl on trail or in camp area at one time |
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what is an example f a designated camp site?
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North Cascades National Park = camp sites spread out into several smaller sites, more individual, ideal camping situation
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