Improving the integration of recreation management with management of other natural resources by applying concepts of scale from ecology
WC Morse, TE Hall, LE Kruger - Environmental Management, 2009 - Springer
In this article, we examine how issues of scale affect the integration of recreation
management with the management of other natural resources on public lands. We present
two theories used to address scale issues in ecology and explore how they can improve the
two most widely applied recreation-planning frameworks. The theory of patch dynamics and
hierarchy theory are applied to the recreation opportunity spectrum (ROS) and the limits of
acceptable change (LAC) recreation-planning frameworks. These frameworks have been …
management with the management of other natural resources on public lands. We present
two theories used to address scale issues in ecology and explore how they can improve the
two most widely applied recreation-planning frameworks. The theory of patch dynamics and
hierarchy theory are applied to the recreation opportunity spectrum (ROS) and the limits of
acceptable change (LAC) recreation-planning frameworks. These frameworks have been …
Improving the integration of recreation management with management of other natural resources by applying concepts of scale from ecology
TE Hall, LEPD Kruger - Environmental Management: 12 p., 2008 - research.fs.usda.gov
In this article, we examine how issues of scale affect the integration of recreation
management with the management of other natural resources on public lands. We present
two theories used to address scale issues in ecology and explore how they can improve the
two most widely applied recreation-planning frameworks. The theory of patch dynamics and
hierarchy theory are applied to the recreation opportunity spectrum (ROS) and the limits of
acceptable change (LAC) recreation-planning frameworks. These frameworks have been …
management with the management of other natural resources on public lands. We present
two theories used to address scale issues in ecology and explore how they can improve the
two most widely applied recreation-planning frameworks. The theory of patch dynamics and
hierarchy theory are applied to the recreation opportunity spectrum (ROS) and the limits of
acceptable change (LAC) recreation-planning frameworks. These frameworks have been …
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