USU Moab Researcher Looking Into Previous Park Visitation Research to See How It Compares to Now

By Taylor Emerson | March 11, 2022

Video by Taylor Emerson, Digital Journalist, University Marketing & Communications

In 1990-1991, USU Moab professor Wayne Freimund participated in a research project at Arches National Park dealing with visitor management; and now he will be reexamining that research to see how their thinking and findings from the past compare to the realities today.

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University Marketing and Communications
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Environment & Society
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wayne.freimund@usu.edu

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