RFF’s Margaret Walls on the “Outdoor Recreation Economy”
WASHINGTON, DC—A national economic trend is taking place in America. It involves the outdoor recreation economy, and it involves public lands management. Today, in a new blog posted by Resources for Future (RFF), Senior Fellow Margaret Walls takes up the issue. Dr. Walls notes:
Dr. Walls, however, cautions in the post: “By all means, let’s recognize the economic contributions of the outdoor recreation industry. But let’s also recognize the public lands supporting that industry and get to work addressing the many problems they face.” Read her full blog post: The Outdoor Recreation Economy and Public Lands |
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