Human dimensions - Public opinions of OHV use (public preferences, attitudes, etc.)

(1964). Dune crawler switches to beach proposal. The American City 79(11): 32.

(1978). Consensus response to the discussion paper on proposed approaches to resolving problems caused by improper off-highway vehicle use.

(1996). Position and comments in support of volunteer sound management. American Motorcycles Association: 1-4.
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Allan & Nigel, J.R. (1975). Man, machine, and snow: A study of recreationists' landscape perceptions. Syracuse University, Department of Geography: 20pp.

Ashanin, L. T. (1989). All terrain vehicles: wheels of misfortune: ii, 26 leaves.

Association of Municipalities of Ontario. (1984). Response to the off-road vehicles act. Toronto, Association of Municipalities of Ontario.

Audirac, I., & Shoemyen, A.H. (1988). The use of converse's mass belief systems model to measure public opinion on land use regulation: A comment on deHaven-Smith's article. Environment and Behavior, 21(5), 620-629.
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Behme, B. (1974). Vehicles and environmental responsibility. Field and Stream 75(April): 142-144, 146.
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Brockway, B. F. (1972). Snowmobiles in Maine - What Do the people Think? Maine Forest Review, Vol. 1-2 (Summer-Fall).

CoastCARE (2003). Off-Road Vehicles and Caring for our Coast, CoastCARE. 2003.

Crimmins, T. (1990). Recreation liability review of claims. U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service: 1-9.
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deHaven-Smith, L. (1988). Environmental belief systems: Public opinion on land use regulation in Florida. Environment and Behavior, 20(3): 276-299.

deHaven-Smith, L. (1989). Toward a communicative theory on environmental opinion: A rejoinder to Audirac and Shoemyen. Environment and Behavior, 21(Sept): 630.

Dellora, G. B., Martin, B.V., & Saunders, R.E. (1984). Motorized recreational vehicles: Perception and recreational conflict. Clayton, Victoria: Graduate School of Environmental Science, Monash University.

Grost, R. T. (1989). Managing the mountain bike. American Forests, March/April, 50-53, 75.
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Learning, G. F. (1990). A review of the paper “The Adverse Ecomonic Impact of Wilderness Land Withdrawls in Eiko County, Nevada”.
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Lundquist, E. J. (1989). Views and viewpoints on important forest trends and events. American Forests, January/February 1989, 17-20.
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Motorcyclists political action handbook. American Motorcyclist Association: 1-21.
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Perry, J. D., & Line, L. Snowmobiles: Love'em or Hate'em. National Wildlife Magazine. December-January.

Propst, D.B., Schomaker, J.H., & Mitchell, J.E. (1977). Attitudes of Idaho off-road vehicle users and managers. College of Forestry, Wildlife and Range Sciences, University of Idaho: 27.

Sims, C. (1970). Heritage or privilege? What we can do to help preserve our dwindling off-road riding areas. Motorcycle Sport Quarterly, l88-191.
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Staub, F. (1984). Backcountry bicycling: Sport or spoil Sport? American Forests, 90(9), 41.
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U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, Sampson, N. (1988). Recreation expectations: How to "get real." American Forests, 94(March-April), 6.

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