Potential locations for primitive campsites, Cumberland Island National Seashore
Bratton SP and National Park Service, Basic Vegetation Management Course. 1987. Potential locations for primitive campsites, Cumberland Island National Seashore. CPSU Technical Report No. 38. National Park Service Cooperative Park Studies Unit, Institute of Ecology, University of Georgia. Athens, GA
A study to determine the best locations for primitive campsites at Cumberland Island National Seashore. Includes rationale and need for new sites; criteria for campsite placement; description of potential sites; vegetation and soils of potential sites; elevated water levels; soil density and compaction; fauna; attractiveness to backpackers; retained rights and inholdings in potential campsite areas; archeologic and historic resources; special natural features; potential water sources; and discussion and recommendations.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Bratton, Susan; National Park Service, Basic Vegetation Management Course
- Date of Issue
- 1987-07
- Publisher
- National Park Service Cooperative Park Studies Unit, Institute of Ecology, University of Georgia
- Units
- CUIS , GUIS
- Keywords
- Archaeology, Campsites, Environmental Impact, History, Management, Physical Science, Wilderness