This study analyzes some of the psychological and sociological effects of constructing motorcycle riding areas adjacent to fixed-site compgrounds. Findings include rider and camper profiles, self- and camper-perceptions of riders, and preferences and satisfactions of campers and riders concerning the proximity and design of riding areas.…

One method for the development of additional resources for recreation in heavily developed urban areas is the utilization of air space over land already developed for other purposes. (MJB)

Park and recreation agencies now devote much time to concerns that relate more to revenue production than to wholesome recreation. Several changes in society that will affect recreation are highlighted, and nine challenges to make the recreation profession strong and visible are offered. (MT)

A formula for assessing specific risk of lightning strikes is provided. Recent legal cases are used to illustrate potential liability. Six actions park managers can take to minimize danger from lightning are presented, and commonsense rules which should be publicly posted are listed. (MT)

This article describes the continuing professionalization of park and recreation personnel during the past three decades with emphasis on manpower, education, accreditation, and certification. The major vehicles for professionalization are in place, but critical decisions must be made. (MT)

Increased crowding in wilderness areas and in the National Parks is discussed. Wilderness management, patterns of use, use density related to crowding, and possible solutions are detailed. (BT)

This article describes and discusses the main areas of controversy over the proposed creation of a New Department of Energy and National Resources-especially as it affects the parks and recreation movement. (JA)

Discusses general processes for goal formulation aimed at establishing policies and practices in parks and recreation. (JA)

The primary objective of the course is to evaluate the interdependent relationships between living things and natural environments on a comparative basis. (JA)

The history of the National Capital Parks Service and its function. (JA)

To acquire additional funding, San Francisco's Department of Recreation and Parks has organized the Friends of Recreation and Parks'' to obtain wide backing from individuals, organizations and businesses, and to coordinate the community's interests. (JA)

A compilation of all statistical data received from an opinion survey distributed to every member. (Editors)