Wilderness Science in a Time of Change Conference Missoula, Montana May 23-27, 1999 Volume 2: Wilderness Within the Context of Larger Systems
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Author	Document Title
	Volume Abstract
	Compilers
	Preface
Stephen F. McCool David N. Cole	Wilderness Within the Context of Larger Social and Biophysical Systems
1. Overviews
John B. Loomis	Economic Values of Wilderness Recreation and Passive Use: What We Think We Know at the Beginning of the 21st Century
Gundars Rudzitis Rebecca Johnson	The Impact of Wilderness and Other Wildlands on Local Economies and Regional Development Trends
Peter S. White Jonathan Harrod Joan L. Walker Anke Jentsch	Disturbance, Scale, and Boundary in Wilderness Management
2. Wilderness Meanings and Debates
Chad P. Dawson Ed Zahniser	The Influence of the Adirondacks on the Wilderness Preservation Contributions of Robert Marshall and Howard Zahniser
Karen M. Fox	Navigating Confluences: Revisiting the Meaning of “Wilderness Experience”
Paul A. Gray Robert J. Davidson	An Ecosystem Approach to Management: A Context for Wilderness Protection
Dayle C. Hardy-Short C. Brant Short	Science, Economics, and Rhetoric: Environmental Advocacy and the Wolf Reintroduction Debate, 1987-1999
Roger W. Kaye	The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge: An Exploration of the Meanings Embodied in America’s Last Great Wilderness
Thomas A. More James R. Averill Thomas H. Stevens	How Valid are Future Generations’ Arguments for Preserving Wilderness?
3. Wilderness Within Larger Ecosystems
Gregory Aplet Janice Thomson Mark Wilbert	Indicators of Wildness: Using Attributes of the Land to Assess the Context of Wilderness
Mike Bader	Wilderness-Based Ecosystem Protection in the Northern Rocky Mountains of the United States
Robert J. Davidson Paul A. Gray Sheila Boyd George S. Cordiner	State-of-the-Wilderness Reporting in Ontario: Models, Tools and Techniques
Steffen Fritz Steve Carver Linda See	New GIS Approaches to Wild Land Mapping in Europe
J. C. Haney M. Wilbert C. De Grood D. S. Lee J. Thomson	Gauging the Ecological Capacity of Southern Appalachian Reserves: Does Wilderness Matter?
Nathaniel P. Hitt Christopher A. Frissell	An Evaluation of Wilderness and Aquatic Biointegrity in Western Montana
Laskar Muqsudur Rahman	The Sundarbans: A Unique Wilderness of the World
Vinod Sasidharan	Climatic Change and Wildland Recreation: Examining the Changing Patterns of Wilderness Recreation in Response to the Effects of Global Climate Change and the El Nino Phenomenon
Janice L. Thomson Dawn A. Hartley Gregory H. Aplet Peter A. Morton	Assessing Interconnections Between Wilderness and Adjacent Lands: The Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah
4. Social, Economic, and Policy Issues
Carolyn Alkire	Funding Strategies for Wilderness Management
Craig W. Allin	The Triumph of Politics Over Wilderness Science
Ralf Buckley	Tourism and Wilderness: Dancing With the Messy Monster
Ralf Buckley	Wilderness in Australia: What’s Happening in a World Context
Brian Czech	Economic Growth, Ecological Economics, and Wilderness Preservation
J. Mark Fly Robert Emmet Jones H. Ken Cordell	Knowledge of and Attitudes Toward Wilderness in the Southern Appalachian Ecoregion
Ville Hallikainen	The Finnish “Social Wilderness”
J. E. S. Higham G. W. Kearsley A. D. Kliskey	Wilderness Perception Scaling in New Zealand: An Analysis of Wilderness Perceptions Held by Users, Non-users and International Visitors
David M. Johns	Biological Science in Conservation
Paul A. Lorah	Population Growth, Economic Security, and Cultural Change in Wilderness Counties
Pete Morton	Wildland Economics: Theory and Practice
M. A. Nie	A Political Cultural Map to Future Wilderness, Monument and Park Designation
Spencer Phillips	Windfalls for Wilderness: Land Protection and Land Value in the Green Mountains
Brijesh Thapa	The Relationship Between Debt-for-Nature Swaps and Protected Area Tourism: A Plausible Strategy for Developing Countries
Bryan K. Walton	Southern by the Grace of God: Wilderness Framing in the Heart of Dixie
5. Dialogue Session Summaries
Douglas W. Hodgins Jeffrey E. Green Gail Harrison Jillian Roulet	From Confrontation to Conservation: The Banff National Park Experience
Dan McDonald Tom McDonald Leo McAvoy	Tribal Wilderness Research Needs and Issues in the United States and Canada
R. McGreggor Cawley	Wilderness, Natural Areas, and Ecological Reserves: Thoughts on the Politics of the Big Outside
Laurie Yung	Meaningful Community Involvement in Protected Area Issues: A Dialogue Session

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