10/8 Lecture DONE Flashcards

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What are the 2 types of interactions in OR?

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People and Nature

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Give an example of an interaction BETWEEN PEOPLE AND NATURE.

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EXAMPLES:

  • Viewing scenery
  • Mountain biker and sharp curves on a trail
  • Fisher and the ocean
  • Photographer and wildlife
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Give an ex. of an interaction BETWEEN 2 OR MORE PEOPLE in nature.

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EXAMPLES:

  • In your hiking group
  • With others in a campground
  • With park staff
  • With neighbors to the park
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Give an example of a negative BIO-PHYSICAL impact from OR.

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Ex.

  • Impacts to SOIL
  • WATER quality
  • AIR quality
  • VEGETATION
  • WILDLIFE
  • LIGHT pollution
  • NOISE pollution
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Give an example of a negative bio-physical impact to SOIL from OR.

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Ex.

  • soil COMPACTION from bike and auto tires
  • high traffic KILLS VEGETATION; creates bare ground
  • increased EROSION of trails and campgrounds
  • SEDIMENTS KILL salmon and coral
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Give an example of a negative bio-physical impact to WATER QUALITY from OR (From improper solid human waste disposal, oil from boat motors, bathing and soap use, washing dishes near water sources, shoreline erosion, fertilizer into lake)

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Ex.

  • Degraded OR quality
  • LOSS OF fish and WILDLIFE
  • USERS GET SICK
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Give an example of a negative bio-physical impact to AIR QUALITY from OR.

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Ex.

  • Auto, OHV, boat exhaust
  • Campfire smoke
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Give an example of a negative bio-physical impact to VEGETATION from OR.

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Ex.

  • Trampling seeds
  • Gathering firewood
  • Planting exotics through animal feed
  • Picking flowers
  • Grazing pack horses
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Give an example of a negative bio-physical impact to WILDLIFE from OR.

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Ex.

  • Getting too close for photos
  • Feeding wild animals
  • Poaching
  • Camping near water sources
  • Interfering with reproduction
  • Dogs chasing wildlife
  • OHV chasing wildlife
  • Leaving food out
  • Road kill
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10
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Give the 2 broad categories of of Adverse Social Impacts in OR settings.

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1) Impacting experience of other users (noisy, over 2) Evidence of others use (trash, bare ground, etc)

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________ ________ is the negative appraisal of density of other people, and results from a user’s value judgement.

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Perceived Crowding

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Give an ex. of Interpersonal Conflicts in OR.

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Ex.

  • sounds and smell of snowmobiles to cross country skiers
  • trail hikers vs. horseback riders
  • rafters vs. fishers
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Give an ex. of Social-Value Conflict in OR.

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Ex.

  • wildlife observers object to hunting
  • can be one way or two way. One side doesn’t realize they are impacting. (ex: snowmobile noise)
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14
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Give an ex. of Substitution Conflict in OR.

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Ex.

- Too much noise at crowded campsite, so go elsewhere for vacation.

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Give an ex. of a factor that Influences OR impact type and extent.

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Ex.

1) Sensitivity of particular species (coyotes vs seals)
2) Type of activity (Heavier uses cause more impact than others)
3) Size of group (Larger groupds cause more damage, sense of crowding
4) Location of conact (lowest tolerance in wilderness, campsites)
5) Length of stay (longer stays have more impact)
6) User behavior (What others are doing)
7) Type of user (Most tolerant of users like them)
8) Density of others present
9) Number of group encounters
10) Level of user experience (Most experience, less tolerant)

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16
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This legislation legally designated Wilderness in 1964, acting as the HIGHEST FORM OF PRESERVATION form of preservation with NO MOTORIZED/mechanical use (even for maintenance, rescues, or fire fighting).

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1964 Wilderness Act

17
Q

Give the 4 Unique Values of Wilderness, as described in the 1964 Wilderness Act.

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1) EXPERIENTIAL - freedom, solitude, personal growth
2) SCIENTIFIC - untouched living laboratory
3) SYMBOLIC/ Spiritual - religious, stability, simplicity
4) ECONOMIC - nature-based tourism, environmental services

18
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Name one way to mitigate negative impact to SOIL from OR.

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Ex.

  • STAY ON TRAILS
  • Limit use to existing impacted sites
  • Avoid fragile/steep areas
  • Don’t skid bike tires
  • Build trails with durable surfaces
  • Don’t cut trees
19
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Name one way to mitigate negative impact to WATER QUALITY from OR.

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Ex.

  • Carry out/bury human waste
  • Use 4 stroke engine, stay on trails
  • Camp and wash 50 feet away from water
  • Bathe outside of stream or lake; no soap in streams
  • Prevent erosion (keep Lake Tahoe blue)
20
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Name one way to mitigate negative impact to AIR QUALITY from OR.

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Ex.

  • Walk or ride a bike
  • Use a stove and dress warm
  • No oil drilling near parks
21
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Name one way to mitigate negative impact to VEGETATION from OR.

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Ex.

  • Use llamas instead of horses
  • Use a stove
  • Use only driftwood
  • Stay on trails
  • Use certified weed-free animal feed
  • Don’t pick flowers
  • Don’t cut trees or break off branches for firewood.
22
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THIS TYPE OF USER CONFLICT results from a difference in values and DOES NOT REQUIRE DIRECT CONTACT between users.

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Social-Value Conflict

23
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THIS TYPE OF USER CONFLICT arises when someone complains or CHOOSES A DIFFERENT PLACE, activity, or time when original plans become unacceptable to them.

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Substitution Conflict

24
Q

THIS TYPE OF USER CONFLICT requires some type of DIRECT CONTACT WITH ANOTHER VISITOR.

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Interpersonal conflicts

25
Q

How did Marin County respond to extreme traffic congestion and safety issues at John Muir NM earlier this year?

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Closed access to all but 80 parking spaces, est. shuttle system, and implemented reservations system to visit.