At Alaska’s Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve (“Gates”

for short), unique conditions exacer-bate this challenge and highlight the need for a better understanding of the nature of wilderness experiences and the various factors that threaten or facilitate them. Wilderness visitor studies have typically focused on par-ticipants ’ evaluations of pre-deter-m...

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Main Authors: Brian Glaspell, Alan Watson, Katie Kneeshaw, Don Pendergrast
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