Sustaining Wildlands Integrating Science and Community in Prince William Sound / edited by Aaron J. Poe and Randy Gimblett..

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Gimblett, H. Randal (Howard Randal), editor.

Poe, Aaron J., editor.

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Nature--Effect of human beings on--Alaska--Prince William Sound.

Nature.

Ecotourism--Alaska--Prince William Sound.

Ecotourism.

Sustainable tourism--Alaska--Prince William Sound.

Sustainable tourism.

Ecosystem management--Alaska--Prince William Sound.

Ecosystem management.

Genre:

Electronic books.

Physical Description:

1 online resource

Edition:

1st ed.

Manufacture:

Baltimore, Md. : Project MUSE, 2018

Place of Publication:

Tucson : The University of Arizona Press, 2017.

Summary:

"Nearly thirty years after the Exxon Valdez oil spill, land managers and stakeholders explore the ongoing paradox of accommodating human use while reducing environmental impact in Prince William Sound"--Provided by publisher.

Contents:

Intro

Contents

Acknowledgments

Introduction. Learning from the Sound: Introducing This Place and This Volume / Aaron J. Poe, Randy Gimblett, and Dale J. Blahna

Chapter 1. What Wilderness Gives / Marybeth Holleman

Stakeholder Essay: "Musings on Wildness and Prince William Sound" by Bill Sherwonit

Chapter 2. The Geophysical Setting and Marine Ecology of Prince William Sound / Ted Cooney

Stakeholder Essay: "Local Knowledge, Long-Distance Journeys" by Nancy Bird

Chapter 3. A Brief History of Humans in Prince William Sound / Paul Twardock

Stakeholder Essay: "Personal Journeys, Transient Traces" by Nancy Lethcoe

Chapter 4. The Social and Economic Impacts of the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill and a Path Toward Recovery / Aaron J. Poe and Randy Gimblett

Stakeholder Essay: "A Subsistence Way of Life" by Kate McLaughlin

Chapter 5. Identifying Landscape Values in Prince William Sound with Public Participation Geographic Information Systems (PPGIS) / Greg Brown

Stakeholder Essay: "Opportunity or Hostage?" by Harold Blehm

Chapter 6. Integrating Legacy Data to Establish a Spatial and Seasonal Frame for Predicting Human Use Hot Spots in Prince William Sound / Chandra B. Poe and Samantha Greenwood

Chapter 7. Characterizing the Spatial and Temporal Patterns of Recreation Use and Experience Opportunities in the Sound: Perceptions of the Stakeholders / Aaron J. Poe, Randy Gimblett, and Robert M. Itami

Stakeholder Essay: "Prince William Sound Reflections" by Lisa Jaeger

Chapter 8. Level of Sustainable Activity (LSA) in Prince William Sound: Understanding and Managing Quality of Experience and Capacity in Wilderness Waterways / Robert M. Itami, Randy Gimblett, and Aaron J. Poe

Stakeholder Essay: "Changing Access, Complex Values" by Lynn Highland.

Chapter 9. Evaluating the Subsistence Service Recovery: Spatial and Temporal Characterization of Prince William Sound Subsistence Harvest Activities / Aaron J. Poe, Randy Gimblett, and Milo Burcham

Stakeholder Essay: "Subsistence, How It Works" by Patience Andersen Faulkner

Chapter 10. Evaluating the Interactions Between Black Bear Hunting and Kayaking Activities in Western Prince William Sound, Alaska / Spencer Lace and Randy Gimblett

Chapter 11. Modeled Distribution of Human Use in 2015 and Potential Wildlife Disturbance in Western Prince William Sound / Lowell H. Suring, Karen A. Murphy, Shay Howlin, and Karin Preston

Chapter 12. Characterizing the Effects of Increased Recreation Use on Wildlife Within the Sound / Lowell H. Suring and Aaron J. Poe

Stakeholder Essay: "Can Prince William Sound Be Loved to Death?" by Gerry Sanger

Chapter 13. Spatial Relationships Between River Otter (Lontra canadensis) Latrine Sites, Shoreline Features, and Human Activity, Prince William Sound, Alaska / Jessica B. Fraver

Research Note: "Examining Recreation and Wildlife Overlap, an Application for Strategic Campsite Hardening" by Maryann Smith Fidel

Chapter 14. Flush Responses of Two Species of Sea Ducks to Kayakers in Prince William Sound, Alaska / Laura A. Kennedy

Research Note: "Birds and Boats" by Sadie Youngstrom

Chapter 15. Black Oystercatchers and Shoreline Campsites in Prince William Sound / Aaron J. Poe, Michael I. Goldstein, Brad A. Andres, and Bridget A. Brown

Stakeholder Essay: "Experiencing Oystercatchers" by Sarah Warnock

Chapter 16. Campers' Perceptions of Wilderness and Campsite Hardening in Blackstone Bay, Prince William Sound, Alaska / Maryann Smith Fidel and Paul Twardock

Stakeholder Essay: "Take Me for a Hike in the Woods (But Not Those Woods)" by Jeremy Robida.

Chapter 17. Trends and Characteristics of Campsite Conditions in Prince William Sound / Paul Twardock and Christopher Monz

Stakeholder Essay: "Evaluating Impact-A Ranger's View" by Jennifer Gessert

Chapter 18. Sound Stories: Understanding Prince William Sound Through the Stories of Those Who Live There / Sara Boario, Aaron J. Poe, Chris Beck, Tanya Iden, and Lisa Oakley

Research Note: "Predicting the Future-Sound Style" by Rosa H. Meehan

Chapter 19. Toward Sustainable Human Use Management in Prince William Sound: A Synthesis of Data and Management Recommendations / Aaron J. Poe, Courtney Brown, Dale J. Blahna, Clare M. Ryan, and Randy Gimblett

Stakeholder Essay: "Thinking and Managing on a Watershed Scale" by Kristin Carpenter

Conclusion. What We've Learned from the Sound: A Broader Perspective on Sustainable Human Use of Wildlands / Aaron J. Poe, Randy Gimblett, and Dale J. Blahna

References

Contributors

Index.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Description based on print version record.

ISBN:

0-8165-3760-7

OCLC:

1004200712