Rock Climbers’ Responses to Permits, Fees, Quotas, and Reservations as Natural Resource Management Measures: Results from a Survey Experiment

• In Event: Policymaking and the Natural Environment

Brief Overview

This study leverages results from a survey experiment conducted in collaboration with a U.S. climbing advocacy organization to understand rock climbers’ responses to land management measures, including permits, fees, quotas, and reservation systems.

Authors

• David Paul Carter, University of Utah

• Juniper Katz, University of Massachusetts-Amherst