Clark, Thomas D., "Parks and Natural Resources Management: A Systems Study", 1987

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A study of the management structures for state parks and natural resource protection areas is presented in this paper. This analysis vehicle is a system dynamics model of a typical park encompassing flora and fauna natural resources, cultural heritage resources, and recreational areas. Such systems are complex feedback structures where management goals must be drawn to achieve desired ends within fiscal and personnel constraints. The model is used to suggest methods of measuring the tradeoffs between goal accomplishment and resource constraints. The model was developed through an extensive study of the Parks System of Florida.

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