How to Improve Our Federal Parks

Realistic recreation fees on public lands are necessary if federal agencies are to provide the quality of recreation that Americans expect from their national parks. Problems with the current system and reasons why imposing user fees on park visitors would provide parks with the monetary resources t...

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Published in:	Consumers' research magazine Vol. 83; no. 4; p. 15
Main Author:	Fretwell, Holly Lippke
Format:	Magazine Article
Language:	English
Published:	Washington Consumers' Research, Inc 01-04-2000 Consumers' Research Incorporated
Subjects:	Finance National parks National parks and reserves Public finance Recreation Repair & maintenance User fees United States
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Summary:	Realistic recreation fees on public lands are necessary if federal agencies are to provide the quality of recreation that Americans expect from their national parks. Problems with the current system and reasons why imposing user fees on park visitors would provide parks with the monetary resources they need for proper upkeep are discussed.
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ISSN:	0095-2222