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The Research, Process, And Design Of The Trout Creek Revegetation Plan, Daniel C. Bolin
The Research, Process, And Design Of The Trout Creek Revegetation Plan, Daniel C. Bolin
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
The Bear River is the largest tributary to the Great Salt Lake, with water volumes reaching up to 1.4 million acre feet of water. The river begin s in Utah 's Uinta Mountains and flows into Wyoming and Idaho before finally flowing south and returning to Utah. The river flows nearly five hundred mile s before emptying into Bear River Bay of the Great Salt Lake, ending only ninety miles from its origin (Utah History to Go, 2008).
A Proposed Analysis Of Planning Factors Within The Interpretive Planning Process, Christopher W. Sands
A Proposed Analysis Of Planning Factors Within The Interpretive Planning Process, Christopher W. Sands
All Graduate Plan B and other Reports, Spring 1920 to Spring 2023
Every year, millions of people visit parks and preserves and in the process, learn about the natural and cultural resources of these areas. These resources typically include, but are not limited to, unique features of geology, hydrology, wildlife, vegetation, and historical and prehistorical influences. Many of these resources may be fragile, which is often the reason for park or preserve establishment, and therefore vulnerable to the impacts created through uncontrolled visitor use. If these resources are not protected from improper recreational use, the activities have the potential to influence the species composition and diversity of vegetation, soil properties and stability …