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Human dimensions - Inventorying & monitoring methods

Stohlgren, T. J., & Parsons, D. J. (1992). Evaluating wilderness recreational opportunities: Application of an impact matrix. Environmental Management, 16(3), 397-403.

Abstract

An inventory of the severity and spatial distribution of wilderness campsite impacts in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks identified a total of 273 distinct nodes of campsites or management areas.' A campsite matrix was developed to evaluate management areas based on total impacts (correlated to the total area of campsite development) and the density, or concentration, of impacts relative to each area's potentially campable area.

 

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