A differential study of backcountry day users and backcountry overnight users attitudes, motivations and behaviors towards grizzly bears in Glacier National Park

Van Ormer C. 2002. A differential study of backcountry day users and backcountry overnight users attitudes, motivations and behaviors towards grizzly bears in Glacier National Park. University of Idaho

This study seeks to compare backcountry day hikers and backcountry overnight hikers attitudes, motivations and behaviors towards grizzly bears in Glacier National Park. It also explores the applications of geographic information systems (GIS) to integrate and model social and biological data. Data was collected during the summer of 2001; results show statistical differences in attitudes, motivations, and behaviours between day and overnight hikers.

Type
Academic
Authors
Van Ormer, Chad
Date of Issue
2002-05
Publisher
University of Idaho
Units
CRCO , GLAC
Keywords
Backcountry use, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Grizzly Bears, Thesis

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