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INT-GTR-371: Proceedings--Limits of Acceptable Change and related
planning processes: progress and future directions
McCool, Stephen F.; Cole, David N., comps. 1997. Proceedings--Limits of Acceptable Change and related planning processes: progress and future directions; 1997 May 20-22; Missoula, MT. Gen. Tech. Rep. INT-GTR-371. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Intermountain Research Station. 84 p.
Experience with Limits of Acceptable Change (LAC) and related planning processes has accumulated since the mid-1980's. These processes were developed as a means of dealing with recreation carrying capacity issues in wilderness and National Parks. These processes clearly also have application outside of protected areas and to issues other than recreation management. This proceedings represents an attempt to learn from that experience and suggest means of increasing the future utility of these processes.
Keywords: carrying capacity, park management, planning, public involvement, recreation management, wilderness management
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Contents
PDF File Size: 105 KLimits of Acceptable Change and Related Planning Processes: a Workshop
David N. Cole, Stephen F. McCool
PDF File Size: 125 KSection 1: Invited Papers
Historical Development of Limits of Acceptable Change: Conceptual Clarifications and Possible Extensions
David N. Cole, George H. Stankey
PDF File Size: 150 KInstitutional Barriers and Opportunities in Application of the Limits of Acceptable Change
George H. Stankey
PDF File Size: 155 KRole of Public Involvement in the Limits of Acceptable Change Wilderness Planning System
Ed Krumpe, Stephen F. McCool
PDF File Size: 150 KRecreation Management in the Bob Marshall, Great Bear, and Scapegoat Wildernesses: 1987 to 1997
Greg A. Warren
PDF File Size: 140 KLimits of Acceptable Change Planning in the Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness: 1985 to 1997
Dan Ritter
PDF File Size: 140 KVisitor Experience and Resource Protection Framework in the National Park System: Rationale, Current Status, and Future Direction
Marilyn Hof, David W. Lime
PDF File Size: 220 KApplication of LAC-Type Processes and Concepts to Nonrecreation Management Issues in Protected Areas
Linda Merigliano, David N. Cole, David J. Parsons
PDF File Size: 160 KBeyond Wilderness: Broadening the Applicability of Limits of Acceptable Change
Mark W. Brunson
PDF File Size: 150 KA Comparative Analysis of Protected Area Planning and Management Frameworks
Per Nilsen, Grant Tayler
PDF File Size: 180 KPart 2: Synthesis Papers
The Limits of Acceptable Change Process: Modifications and Clarifications
David N. Cole, Stephen F. McCool
PDF File Size: 160 KLimits of Acceptable Change and Natural Resources Planning: When is LAC Useful, When is it Not?
David N. Cole, Stephen F. McCool
PDF File Size: 140 KExperiencing Limits of Acceptable Change: Some Thoughts After a Decade of Implementation
Stephen F. McCool , David N. Cole
PDF File Size: 160 KPart 3: Annotated Bibliography
Annotated Bibliography of Publications for LAC Applications
Stephen F. McCool, David N. Cole
PDF File Size: 135 K
Title: INT-GTR-371:
Proceedings--Limits of Acceptable Change and related planning
processes: progress and future directions
Publish Date: November 20, 2007
Last Update: November
20, 2007