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OPENING SESSION: Recreation
Trends and Where We’re Headed
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T1
+ T2 =
T3 ? Time + Transportation =
Travel ?
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MALCOLM I. BEVINS, Extension Professor,
Department of Agriculture
and Resource
Economics, The University of Vermont
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The
Role of the Social Sciences in Natural Resource Management: Restructuring
for the Next Century
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ALAN W. EWERT, Recreation, Wilderness and Urban Forestry Research, USDA Forest Service
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University
Recreation and Park Programs: Trends and Challenges for the Future
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BETTY
VAN DER SMISSEN, Park and Recreation Resources, Michigan State University
MANAGEMENT SESSIONS: ROUNDTABLE AND PANEL
DISCUSSIONS
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Allegany
State Park Master Plan: Integration of Public Participation, GIS, and Staff
Expertise in the Analysis and Selection of Recreation
and Resource Management Alternatives
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IVAN VAMOS, ROBERT REINHARDT, TOM LYONS, JOHN FOX, KAREN TERIBUSH, STEVE LEWIS,
DANN COLVIN, JIM RICH, DAN PHILBLAD, KELLY WEAVER, New York
State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation
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Lake
Champlain Recreation Management Program Results from the Recreation
Resources Inventory,
Boat Study, and Recreation User
Surveys
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ROBERT
REINHARDT, Director for Planning, New York State Office of Parks, Recreation
and Historic Preservation;
KELLY J.
WEAVER, Lake Champlain Recreation Coordinator, New York State Office of Parks,
Recreation and
Historic
Preservation; SUSAN BULMER, State Recreation Planner, Agency of Natural
Resources, Vermont
Department of
Forests, Parks and Recreation; MAJA SMITH, Lake Champlain Recreation Coordinator,
Agency of
Natural
Resources, Vermont Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation; HERBERT E.
ECHELBERGER, USDA
Forest Service,
Northeastern Forest
Experiment Station
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The
Role of Fees in the Provision of Outdoor Recreation Opportunities
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CHRISTOPHER
M. WHITE, Waterways Experiment Station, US Army Corps of Engineers
(Background, p. 36) RON MCCARVILLE, Assistant Professor, University of
Waterloo (Prices and Pricing, p. 38)
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