...what is intended to counteract mass production. The value of recreation is not a matter of ciphers. Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. A democracy is set up to provide protection for the rights of minorities as well as for the rights...

...what is intended to counteract massproduction. The value of recreation Is not a matter of ciphers. Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains; a decent respect for...

...what is intended to counteract tnassproduction. The value of recreation is not a matter of ciphers. Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains; a decent respect for...

...what is intended to counteract mass production. The value of recreation is not a matter of ciphers. Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains: a decent respect for...

...quality of the experience is not as great. Aldo Leopold in A Sand County Almanac comments on this : "Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains ; a decent respect...

..."wild," or "primitive" areas, prior to congressional passage of the Wilderness Act »f 1964. -7The Forest Service should be proud of its leading role...their only, or even their principal, utility. Ability Co see the cultural value of wilderness bolls down, in the last analysis, to a question of Intellectual...

...resort area with the number whovisit a wilderness is to miss the point, he believed. In his words: "Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...it differs from and contrasts with workaday life. . . . Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains; a decent respect...

...rise. Hiking is a much more democrat ic sport which can be enjoyed for the price of a pair of shoes. "Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity of its experiences and to the degree to which it differ* from and contrasts with workaday life. By these criteria* mechanized outings are at best a...

...what is intended to counteract mass-production. The value of recreation is not a matter of ciphers. Recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...mechanized outings are at best a milk-and-water affair. Mechanized recreation already has seized nine-tenths of the woods and mountains; a decent respect for...

...something dramatically different from their everyday civilized experience. Leopold t1966. 272l stated that "recreation is valuable in proportion to the intensity...it differs from and contrasts with workaday life." Ulrich t1983. 1091, in a review of recreational preferences, noted that "one of the most clear-cut...