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Recreation: Behaviors and Conflict
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Changing Recreation Patterns |
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Social Aspects of Fire |
Behaviors and Conflict
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Note: Appendix B provides information about the strategies in use on National Forests in California for each of the management problems listed below. This appendix provides information about what selected managers in California are using and the strategies they perceive to be the most effective. It does not necessarily suggest these are the only strategies that could be used, nor does it necessarily identify the most effective strategy for the particular problem. Also, note the very small numbers of responses for many of the strategies. These small numbers severely restrict the generalizability to others.
- Management problem 1: Destruction/defacing of historic resources (PDF, 72 kb)
- Management problem 2: Soil erosion or trampling (PDF, 87 kb)
- Management problem 3: Litter or trash on roads or trails (PDF, 75 kb)
- Management problem 4: Graffiti or other vandalism (PDF, 75 kb)
- Management problem 5: Litter or trash at trail access points (PDF, 74 kb)
- Management problem 6: Conflicts with other four-wheelers on the trails (PDF, 62 kb)
- Management problem 7: Conflicts with people on horseback on the trails (PDF, 65 kb)
- Management problem 8: Conflicts with cattle on or near roads or trails (PDF, 61 kb)
- Management problem 9: Conflicts with mountain bikers on the trails (PDF, 70 kb)
- Management problem 10: Conflicts with hikers or backpackers on the trails (PDF, 68 kb)
- Management problem 11: Dangerous driving routes (PDF, 64 kb)
- Management problem 12: OHVs going too fast (PDF, 74 kb)
- Management problem 13: Alcohol use (PDF, 71 kb)
- Management problem 14: Large group of four-wheelers (PDF, 68 kb)
- Management problem 15: Dangerous drop-offs, mines, etc. (PDF, 64 kb)
- Management problem 16: Four-wheelers going off established roads or trails (PDF, 80 kb)
- Management problem 17: Inexperienced drivers in difficult terrain (PDF, 72 kb)
- Management problem 18: Too many people at trail access points (PDF, 67 kb)
- Management problem 19: Too many four-wheelers on roads or trails (PDF, 62 kb)
- Management problem 20: Lack of safety flags (PDF, 58 kb)
- Management problem 21: Lack of safetywear (such as helmets, etc.) (PDF, 74 kb)
- Management problem 22: Soil erosion or compaction (PDF, 78 kb)
- Management problem 23: Harassment of wildlife (PDF, 64 kb)
- Management problem 24: Vegetation damage (either food source or cover) (PDF, 69 kb)
- Management problem 25: Reduction in size of habitat (PDF, 49 kb)
- Management problem 26: Injuries or death of individual members of a species (PDF, 50 kb)
- Management problem 27: Multiple land jurisdictions (PDF, 58 kb)
- Management problem 28: Non-manageable wilderness boundaries (PDF, 58 kb)
- Management problem 29: Dust near developed campgrounds (PDF, 58 kb)
- Management problem 30: Noise and smoke (PDF, 62 kb)
- Management problem 31: Wilderness trespass (PDF, 62 kb)
- Management problem 32: Conflicts with skiers/snowshoers (PDF, 61 kb)
- Management problem 33: Lack of consistent funding (PDF, 58 kb)
- Management problem 34: Conflict with owners of private land (PDF, 59 kb)
- Appendix C.: General respondent comments on OHV use (PDF, 15 kb)
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