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Wilderness & Recreation Resource Management

Public use and enjoyment of natural resource attractions is a steadily growing feature of our society. Crucial research programs underway involve national park systems, wilderness areas, wildland rivers, and other natural resource amenities. Topics range from instream flows associated with hydroelectric dams to crime and violence on public lands.

Research Related Web Sites

If You Go Down to the Woods Today, You’re Sure of a Big Surprise: It ’s No Teddy Bear’s Picnic

Participating Faculty

Royal G. Jackson (emeritus) - international parks; nature-based tourism, forest history. More info...

Rebecca L. Johnson - environmental and resource economics, regional economics, public policy analysis, institutional economics. More info...

Kreg Lindberg - visitor price-responsiveness and economic impact of nature/eco tourism; inter-visitor conflict in natural areas; economic and social impacts of tourism generally. More info...

Mark D. Needham - natural resource-based recreation management, social psychology of natural resources, human dimensions of wildlife, norms and standards for resource management, carrying capacity and crowding, specialization, risk, trust, conflict, tourism, survey and quantitative methods. More info...

Randall S. Rosenberger - recreation economics, environmental and resource economics. More info...

Bo Shelby - sociology of natural resources; crowding and carrying capacity; resource allocation; norms and standards for resource management; stream flows and resource values. More info...

Bruce A. Shindler - social values of natural resources, wildland management, environmental interpretation and education. More info...

Joanne F. Tynon - qualitative and quantitative inquiry into natural resource-based recreation and tourism issues; sociology of leisure and outdoor recreation; recreation planning and management; wilderness management; crime and violence on public recreation lands. More info...

Degree Concentrations

B.S. Recreation Resource Management

Master of Science

Doctor of Philosophy


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phone: 541-737-4951 | fax: 541-737-3049
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