Library of Research Studies Related to Snowmobiling Impacts

View this chapter in “Research Studies Related to Snowmobiling Impacts”. Studies for which full reports are available have links below (blue titles only).

1. Comparability Assessment of Snowmobile and Snowcoach Transportation Event Impacts (2013)
2. Recreational conflict is affective: The case of cross-country skiers and snowmobiles (2004)
3. Forests and regional development: Economic impacts of woodland use for recreation and timber in Wisconsin (1999)
4. Analyzing public inputs to multiple objective decisions on national forests using conjoint analysis (1998)
5. Conflicts on multiple-use trails: Synthesis of the literature and state of the practice; Federal FHWA-PD-94-031 (1994)
6. Perceived conflict between urban cross-country skiers and snowmobilers in Alberta (1982)
7. Conflict in outdoor recreation: A theoretical perspective (1980)

Other Research Studies

• Air Quality / Emissions
• Economics
• Personal Exposure
• Recreation Conflicts
• Snow and Trail Conditions
• Sound
• Vegetation and Soil/Snow Compaction
• Water Quality – including Snowpack and Snowmelt
• Wildlife – General Wildlife and Nature
• Wildlife – Birds, Bears and Caribou
• Wildlife – Deer, Elk, Moose and Reindeer
• Wildlife – Lynx
• Wildlife – Carnivores, Coyotes, Wolves, Goats, Sheep, Rabbits and Subnivean
• Wildlife – Wolverine