Appropriate River Recreation Use Study: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area: Exploring the potential partnership role of river outfitters in managing public rivers
Lime DW, Roggenbuck JW, Norman WC, Berger JL. 1989. Appropriate River Recreation Use Study: Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area: Exploring the potential partnership role of river outfitters in managing public rivers. Mid-Atlantic Region (MAR) Research/Resources Management Report. MAR-40. National Park Service. Philadelphia
In general, park managers rated problems on the river as more serious than did the outfitters. One problem which both agreed as being serious was the use of alcoholic beverages on the river. Cooperative ventures most likely to succeed are those for which both the managers and the outfitters currently agree on the severity of a problem, see the problem as getting worse, and support a proposed cooperative solution.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Lime, David; Roggenbuck, Joseph; Norman, William; Berger, Joyce
- Date of Issue
- 1989-06-15
- Publisher
- National Park Service
- Units
- DEWA
- Keywords
- Recreation, Research Report, Resource Management, Rivers & Streams