Consensus and coordination in park policy

September 21, 2004 | Media and Technology, Public Programs

I would like to start with a brief news item in the August 1999 issue of National Geographic which gives some food for thought: "With 5,000 climbing routes, such as Double Dogleg and Walk on the Wild Side, California's Joshua Tree National Park attracts about 140,000 enthusiasts a year to test their skill on granite boulders. But some visitors view their metal bolts as defacements hammered into rocks.

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Ugo Leone

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University of Naples

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ISSN : 1824-2049

Publication Name: Journal of Science Communication

Volume: 3

Number: 3

Resource Type: Reference Materials

Discipline: Ecology, forestry, and agriculture | History/policy/law

Audience: Administration/Leadership/Policymakers | General Public | Museum/ISE Professionals | Scientists

Environment Type: Media and Technology | Comics, Books, and Newspapers | Public Programs | Park, Outdoor, and Garden Programs

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