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Managing DegradedOff-Highway Vehicle Trailsin Wet, Unstable, andSensitive Environments
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Managing DegradedOff-Highway Vehicle Trailsin Wet, Unstable, andSensitive Environments
Kevin G. Meyer,
Environmental Specialist/Soil Scientist National Park Service, Alaska Support Office Rivers, Trails, and Conservation Assistance Program
USDA Forest ServiceTechnology and Development ProgramMissoula, MT2E22A68—NPS OHV ManagementOctober 2002
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