 Planning for Sustainable Recreation Francis Marion National Forest.

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 Planning for Sustainable Recreation Francis Marion National Forest

265,000 acres

Recreation The Forest is a popular destination for a wide range of recreational visitors. There are more opportunities to enjoy both dispersed and developed recreational activities… Management Areas Narrative Goals & Objectives

Develop, maintain and enhance a broad spectrum of recreational opportunities and interpretive services Provide for safe, quality recreational experiences Provide barrier-free recreational facilities making the Forest accessible to as many people as possible

 “The quality of facilities is higher, and the user can expect to pay more fees for using the Forest.”  “There are more miles and variety of trails…”  “Several new developed recreational facilities exist…” Awendaw Canoe LaunchSeewee Shell Interpretive Trail

Provide sustainable recreation opportunities which connect people with nature

Sustainable Recreation EconomicallyEcologicallySocially

SETTINGS OPPORTUNITIES ACCESS/ INFRASTRUCTURE

Build upon previous conversations Identify your preferences and demand for recreation on and near the forest Identify the extent to which the forest meets or does not meet the demands Identify potential areas to build relationships Share ideas and spread the word!

Connection between benefits & ecological conditions Common objectives Trends (in decline, etc.) Identify the benefits people obtain from ecosystems (timber, recreation, soil stabilization, water filtration, aesthetic values, spiritual/cultural values) Identify the benefits people obtain from ecosystems (timber, recreation, soil stabilization, water filtration, aesthetic values, spiritual/cultural values)

Identify unique and outstanding qualities & Identify valued settings and scenery Distinctive roles and contributions Recreation management focus (niche) Scenery objectives

Identify favorite places on and near the forest Recreational interests and activities Public value of recreation sites/trails Availability of recreation on other lands Places of connection

Identification of ways to better connect people with the forest Changes in management & offerings Compatibility or incompatibility of different recreational activities

Summary Reports Summary Maps USER VALUES & PREFERENCES

OTHER INFORMATION Information Collection Collection Analysis Analysis Vision Vision Assessment Report Need for Change Draft Plan

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