. Gli utenti di deserto nel nord-ovest del Pacifico: le loro caratteristiche, i valori e le preferenze di gestione. Aree selvagge Nordovest Pacifico; aree selvagge a nord-ovest del Pacifico ai visitatori. GLACIER Peak Wilderness. Le tre sorelle deserto OREGON • PENDLETON EAGLE CAP SS*l deserto figura 1. - La posizione delle tre aree selvagge studiato. Un campione di visitatori di queste zone è stato chiesto di completare i questionari riguardanti le loro esperienze di deserto. I visitatori di tre aree sono state studiate tre aree selvagge (fig. 1) sono stati selezionati per lo studio, e ha inviato questionari ad un campione di kn

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. Wilderness users in the Pacific Northwest: their characteristics, values, and management preferences. Wilderness areas Northwest, Pacific; Wilderness areas Northwest Pacific Visitors. GLACIER PEAK WILDERNESS. THREE SISTERS WILDERNESS OREGON • PENDLETON EAGLE CAP SS*l WILDERNESS Figure 1. — Location of the three wilderness areas studied. A sample of visitors to these areas were asked to complete questionnaires regarding their wilderness experiences. Visitors to Three Areas Were Studied Three wilderness areas (fig. 1) were selected for the study, and questionnaires were sent to a sample of known visitors dur- ing the summer of 1965. The Glacier Peak Wilderness in Washington and the Eagle Cap Wilderness and the Three Sisters Wilderness in Oregon were chosen because they were the three most heavily used wilderness areas in the Pacific Northwest and each was report- edly dominated in use by a different type of visitor: backpackers, horseback riders, and 1-day hikers, respectively.2 The names and addresses of visitors who were to receive questionnaires were obtained 2 The designation of each area as characteristic of one type of use more than others was prompted by the frequent refer- ence of administrators to such a classification and the results of an earlier study of visitors to the Three Sisters Wilderness (Burch 1964). However, our study indicated few instances where this classification accounted for variation in attitudes among users that was consistent with this perceived trend. 3. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Hendee, John C. cn. Portland, Or. : Pacific Northwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture

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