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... activities , such as fishing , hunting , boating , swim- ming , picnicking , sunbathing , hiking , and skiing , are re- lated to the continued existence of natural or near - natural environments as the sites for these activities ...
... activities , such as fishing , hunting , boating , swim- ming , picnicking , sunbathing , hiking , and skiing , are re- lated to the continued existence of natural or near - natural environments as the sites for these activities ...
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... activities in a natural setting or contact with plants and animals in a wild state are important to man's psychological well - being , because people of all races and cultures seek such experiences when they achieve the affluence that ...
... activities in a natural setting or contact with plants and animals in a wild state are important to man's psychological well - being , because people of all races and cultures seek such experiences when they achieve the affluence that ...
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... activities are prohibited . Hunting , logging , min- ing , commercial fishing , agriculture , and livestock graz- ing are excluded from most such parks , as are urban and industrial uses not directly related to recreation . There is ...
... activities are prohibited . Hunting , logging , min- ing , commercial fishing , agriculture , and livestock graz- ing are excluded from most such parks , as are urban and industrial uses not directly related to recreation . There is ...
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