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Monitoring trail conditions: New methodological considerations

Jeffrey L. Marion · Yu‐Fai Leung · Sanjay Kumar Nepal

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Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management Urbanism, Landscape, and Tourism Studies American Environmental and Regional History

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per year, visitation that has the potential to produce negative effects on fragile natural and cultural resources. The policy guidance from the NPS Management Policies recognizes the legitimacy of providing opportunities for public enjoyment of parks while acknowledging

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