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6th World Wilderness Congress
Proceedings - Volumes I and II





Papers included in Volume I and Volume II of the Proceedings of the 6th World Wilderness Congress are listed below.

Both volumes are available for distribution and may be ordered by mailing us a PUBLICATION ORDER FORM. Note! In order to complete the publication order form you will need the following publication numbers: Volume I (publication #342); Volume II (publication #375).



Personal, Societal, and Ecological Values of Wilderness: Sixth World Wilderness Congress Proceedings on Research, Management and Allocation, Volume I:

I. Protected Area Systems: Challenges, Solutions & Changes

  • Implementing an Environmental Management Regime in Antarctica - Paul Dingwall

  • Regional Features of the System of Specially Protected Areas in the Sahka Republic (Yakutia) - N. G. Solomonov

  • Protected Areas in Russia: Management Goals, Current Status, and Future Prospects of Russian Zapovedniki - David Ostergren and Evgeny Shvarts

II. Opportunities & Challenges of Wilderness as a Basis for Sustainable Development

  • Participatory Rural Appraisal of the Impacts of Tourism on Local Indigenous Communities and National Parks: The Case of the Pemón Kamaracoto - Domingo Medina and Iokiñe Rodriguez

  • Wilderness, Tourism Development and Sustainability: Wilderness Attitudes and Place Ethics - Jarkko Saarinen


III. Understanding and Protecting Biodiversity

  • Participatory Biodiversity Management and the Concept of Mini-Sanctuaries - Shaju Thomas, Aby P. Varghese and Jayan Nandan Nair

  • Study of Plant Species Diversity in the West Siberian Arctic - Olga Khitun and Olga Rebristaya

  • Asian Ecological Transect: Evaluation of Biodiversity of Soil and Animal Communities in Central Siberia - L.B. Rybalov and T. E. Rossolimo

  • Siberian White Crane on Protected Territories of Yakutia (Russian Northeast) - N.I. Germogenov

  • Capacity Building in Protected Areas and Biodiversity Management in Cambodia - Daniel Henning

  • Wildlife Need Habitat Off Limits to Humans - Michael J. Vandeman


IV. Human Values and Meanings of Wilderness

  • Wayfaring Metaphors and Environmental Ethics - Karen M. Fox and Leo H. McAvoy

  • Person and Environment Transactions During Brief Wilderness Trips: An Exploration - Norman McIntyre

  • Reflections of Wilderness in Pike Lane Pond - David Reason

  • The Role of Wildlands in Sustaining Communities and Economies and Vice Versa - Hal Salwasser, Steve Morton and Ray Rasker


V. Wilderness For Personal Growth Symposium

  • Wilderness Experience Programs in the United States: Dependence On and Use of Wilderness - Chad Dawson and Others

  • Rites of Passage in the Wilderness: A Therapeutic Source of Cultural and Environmental Recovery - Steven M. Foster

  • Buddhism and Deep Ecology: Protection of Spiritual and Cultural Values for Natural Tropical Forests in Asia - Daniel Henning


VI. Understanding Threats and Services Related to Wilderness Resources

  • Tourism in Wilderness: M&M Toolkit - Ralf Buckley

  • Monitoring Recreation Resource Impacts in Two Coastal Areas of Western North America: An Initial Assessment - Christopher A. Monz

  • An International Wilderness Management Scale: A Common Language for a Common Heritage - Peter Christian


VII. The Future of Wilderness?: Challenges of Planning, Management, Training and Research

  • Wilderness Information Needs in the Age of Cyberspace - Chuck Besancon and Wayne Freimund

  • Wilderness Management on the World Wide Web: An Application in Authorware - Michael Tarrant and Tamela Kibler

  • The Interim Management Dilemma: The High Peaks Wilderness Planning Process from 1972 to 1997 - Peter Newman and Chad Dawson

  • Wilderness Management and Restoration in High Use Areas of Olympic National Park, Washington, U.S.A. - Ruth Scott

  • Current Efforts to Improve Wilderness Management Within the United States National Park Service - Jim Walters

  • Wilderness Boaters: Protecting Unique Opportunities Along the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness - Alan Watson and Others


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Personal, Societal, and Ecological Values of Wilderness: Sixth World Wilderness Congress Proceedings on Research, Management and Allocation, Volume II:

I. Protected Area Systems: Challenges, Solutions & Changes

  • Converging Protected Area Policy: A Case Study of the Russian Zapovednik (Strict Nature Preserve) and American Wilderness Systems - David Ostergren and Steven Hollenhorst

  • The Wilderness Concept and Its Philosophy in Italy: The History and the Successes of the Idea as a Conservation Principle - Franco Zunino

  • Management of Commercial Air Tourism Over National Parks - Wesley Henry, Rick Ernenwein, Howie Thompson and Steve Oppermann

  • A Wilderness in an Urban Setting: Planning and Management of the Cape Peninsula National Park, Cape Town, South Africa - Maretha Shroyer, Darryll Kilian and James Jackelman

  • A Comparison of Strategies for Rationing and Managing Use on Selected Rivers in the United States in 1986 and 1998 - Randy T. Welsh


II. Understanding and Protecting Biodiversity

  • Changing Paradigms in Wilderness Ecology? A View of Academia From Outside - Matthias Diemer

  • Restoration of Natural Fire to United States Wilderness Areas - David J. Parsons

  • Biodiversity in Finnish Wilderness Areas: Aspects on Preserving Species and Habitats - Anna-Liisa Sippola

  • Temperature Adaptations of Invertebrates of the Yenisey Region of Siberia (Asian Ecological Transect) - T. Rossolimo, L. Rybalov and W. Block


III. Human Values and Meanings of Wilderness

  • Attachment, Change and Displacement Among Winter Recreationists at Snoqualmie Pass - Berit C. Kaae

  • ASojourning@: A Specific Wayfaring Metaphor Related to Environmental Ethics - Karen M. Fox, Gordon Walker and Leo H. McAvoy

  • Personal and Social Meanings of Wilderness: Constructing and Contesting Places in a Global Village - Daniel R. Williams

  • Mountaineering: The Heroic Expression of Our Age - Mikel Vause

  • The Impacts of Technology on the Meaning of Wilderness - William T. Borrie

  • Water to Drink: Sustaining Watersheds and the People Who Need Them - Susan L. Toch

  • Coming Home to the Wild - Florence R. Shepard

  • In Wilderness There Is Life: An American Indian Perceptive on Theory and Action for Wildlands - Linda Moon Stumpff

  • Indigenous Natural Resource Management in the Highlands of the Himalayas: Integrated Assessments for Protected Area Design - Camille E. Richard

  • Wilderness Thoughts from the Traditional Lore of India - of Concern to Peace, Healing and Pleasure - M.A.S. Rajan


IV. Wilderness For Personal Growth Symposium

  • Wilderness Education in the Adirondack Park: A Case Study of the Huntington Outdoor Education Center - Robert Buerger and Tom Pasquarello

  • The Relevance of Real Experiences in the Development of Young People and the Quantification of Their Personal Gains - Derek T. Jackson

  • Environmental Perception: The Influence of Wilderness on United States Artists, Writers & Their Legacy - Charles O. Mortensen

  • The Wilderness Guides Council: Expanding Professionalism and Community Among Leaders of Wilderness Vision Quests and Rites of Passage Programs - Marilyn Foster Riley

  • Wilderness Vision Quest Clients, Motivations and Reported Benefits from an Urban Based Program 1988 - 1997 - Marilyn Foster Riley and John C. Hendee

  • Wilderness Therapy as an Intervention and Treatment for Adolescents with Behavioral Problems - Keith C. Russell and John C. Hendee

  • Outward Bound Learning: A Pilgrimage for Personal Effectiveness (Indian Experience) - A.S. Vasudevan and P. Venugopal

  • The Role of University Wilderness Education in America: A Conceptual Design - Laurie Yung and Wayne Freimund


V. Understanding Threats and Services Related to Wilderness Resources

  • Can Community Forestry Conserve Tigers in India? - Shibi Chandy and David L. Euler

  • Wilderness Within World Heritage: Te Wahipounamu, New Zealand - Les Molloy and Murray Reedy

  • Conservation Thoughts From Central India - Hari Dang and Himraj Dang

  • Wilderness Climate Change Data Collected by the Bureau of Land Management in the Western United States - Allen R. Riebau, Jerry Stokes, David Porter, Freeman M. Smith and Michael L. Sestak


VI. The Future of Wilderness?: Challenges of Planning, Management, Training and Research

  • Wilderness Status and Associated Management Issues in New Zealand - Gordon R. Cessford and Murray C. Reedy

  • Meeting Multi-Agency Wilderness Training and Education Needs with Limited Fiscal and Human Resources - Gregory Kroll

  • Wilderness Management Training in Southern Africa: Ensuring Appropriate Management and Use of Existing Wilderness Areas - W. D. Densham and T. G. Cooper

  • The Internet in Wilderness Distance Education: A Case Study - Stephen Peel and Wayne Freimund

  • A Macro Micro Environmental Management Model Currently Being Used in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa to Protect Wildlands in Peri-Urban Settings - Roland Goetz

  • Russian Zapovedniki in 1998: Recent Progress and New Challenges for Russia=s Strict Nature Preserves - David Ostergren and Evgeny Shvarts

  • Participatory Technology Development for Community Based Wildlife Management in Zimbabwe: The WWF Support to CAMPFIRE Project - R. D. Taylor and I. Bond

  • Wilderness Research in Finland: Examples of Ecological and Social Studies - A-L. Sippola, J. Saarinen, J. Jokimäki, V. Hallikainen, P. Sepponen, A-L. Paulus and E. Ohenoja

  • Global Voices, Village Choices: Fire Management Strategies for People and Wildlife in Wyanad, Kerala, India - A. H. Moosvi and Robert W. Mutch

  • Globalizing Wilderness: A Perspective on Traditional Ecological Knowledge in an Interconnected World - Paul Faulstich


VII. International Cooperation in Wilderness Protection

  • Seabirds in the Marine Wilderness of the Western North Atlantic - Falk Huettmann

  • Carlsberg Ridge - Ponathil Sivadas

  • The High Seas: Is There Room for Wilderness? - Maxine McCloskey


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