Erosional Impact of Hikers, Horses, Motorcycles, and Off-Road Bicycles on Mountain Trails in Montana

John P. Wilson · Joseph P. Seney

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John P. Wilson, Joseph P. Seney, Erosional Impact of Hikers, Horses, Motorcycles, and Off-Road Bicycles on Mountain Trails in Montana, Mountain Research and Development, Vol. 14, No. 1 (Feb., 1994), pp. 77-88

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1975A selective review of the ecological effects of human trampling on natural ecosystems 1978Trampling Effects of Hikers, Motorcycles and Horses in Meadows and Forests 1974Trampling Effects on Vegetation of the Trail Corridors of North Rocky Mountain Forests

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