- Resource-based Recreation Management (RRM) Studies
- Niobrara National Scenic River Visitor Study.
- Socioeconomic Analysis and Recreational Facilities Assessment.
- Evaluation of the Pennsylvania 4-H Sportfishing Program.
- Alaska Habitat Guides Project: Economic Overview of Fish and Wildlife Use.
- Yellowstone National Park Winter Visitor Analysis: An exploration of the nature of recreation experiences and perceptions of management change.
- Jefferson National Forest Visitor Realignment Project and Resource Management Plan Update EIS
- Recreation and Tourism Analysis Lower Snake Juvenile Salmon Migration Feasibility Study and EIS.
- Denali National Park and Preserve Community Transportation Plan.
- Linking Heritage Landscapes and Ecosystem Management Mount Hood National Forest.
- Water Rights Transfer – Resource Planning and Operating Agreement; Crowley Ranch,CO
- Attitudes and Changes in Attitudes about Visitor Management at the Green Lakes/South Sister Area of the Three Sisters Wilderness.
- Biological Resources Management Plan.
- Washington State Grazing Lands Program: Beneficiary performance analysis and incorporated ecosystem services assessment.
- Environmental Planning Decision-Support Tool – Los Alamos National Laboratory.
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| Successful management, conservation and restoration of natural resources must coordinate and integrate complex, time-dependent ecosystem processes with human dynamics and decision-making. Resource Dimensions is at the national and international forefront of fields such as ecological economics, planning, land conservation, and the human dimensions of resource management that have long advocated and advanced the integration of qualitative and qualitative analytical methods at the community and landscape levels. Employing ecological principles, our work takes a whole systems approach to addressing natural resource management issues and related policy-making. Across our history, we have worked to develop solutions such as cutting-edge GIS analytical models, facilitating land conservation, recreation, and community planning decisions. We are also building comprehensive resource management plans, and addressing biological resources such as threatened and endangered species and wildland fire. Resource-based recreation studies and tourism management is an area of particular specialization for the firm within the arena of natural resource management. We have conducted studies for a diverse clientele across the nation on topics such as visitor use and experience, economic impact analysis of the tourism industry, and recreational facilities assessment. These endeavors have incorporated diverse themes such as ecosystem management, the human dimensions of resource use, and economic and fiscal modeling. We have also carried out a multitude of park and recreational facilities market and feasibility analyses. . |
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