Wilderness attribute mapping in the United Kingdom
Carver, S., Evans, A.J. and Fritz, S.
(2002)
Wilderness attribute mapping in the United Kingdom.
International Journal of Wilderness, 8 (1).
pp. 24-29.
ISSN 1086-5519
Abstract
A wilderness continuum concept can identify the wilder areas of Britain. Geographical Information Systems are used to present information on these areas and solicit public opinion as to which factors are perceived to be important wilderness quality indicators. Consensus maps are compiled from a composite of individual responses and the results compared to Britain’s network of protected areas.
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Article
Authors/Creators:
Carver, S.
Evans, A.J.
Fritz, S.
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Reproduced with permission from The WILD Foundation.
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