Difference between revisions of "Trail degradation as influenced by environmental factors: A state-of-knowledge review (Leung Y. and Marion J., 1996)"
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Type of Publication
Journal article
Language
English
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Abstract or Summary
Human use and misuse of land has been causing extensive degradation of the very natural resources on which we depend. National parks, wilderness and other protected natural or semi-natural areas (referred to as natural areas hereafter) represent efforts to preserve our natural heritage from further exploitation. Such areas also provide outstanding recreational, research, and educational opportunities. However, resource impacts resulting from overuse and inappropriate management increasing1y threaten these protected areas and erode their natural and cultural values. (first paragraph of the introduction).
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Bibliographical Data
- Authors: Yu-Fai Leung and Jeffrey L. Marion
- Title: Trail degradation as influenced by environmental factors: A state-of-knowledge review
- Year: 1996
- In: Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
- Volume 51. Number 2
- Pages: 130-136
