I N T E R N A T I O N A L
J O U R N A L OF W IL D E R N E S S December 1998
SPECIAL REPORT 3 INDIA HOSTS 6TH WORLD WILDERNESS CONGRESS by Vance G. Martin, President, The WILD Foundation
FEATURES 5 EDITORIAL PERSPECTIVES Sustainable Financing of Parks and Protected Areas—Are User Fees the Answer? by Alan E. Watson, Executive Editor
6 SOUL OF THE WILDERNESS U.S. Wilderness Management in the 21 st Century— Politics, Policy, and Partnerships by Craig Mackey
STEWARDSHIP 12 SYSTEM IN PERIL A Case Study of Six Siberian Nature Preserves by David Ostergren
EDUCATION AND COMMUNICATION 18 WILDERNESS THERAPY CAN HELP TROUBLED ADOLESCENTS
Volume 4, Number 3
SCIENCE AND RESEARCH 22 DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS OF U.S.A. WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE PROGRAMS by Chad P. Daw son, Jim Tangen-Foster, Gregory T. Friese, and Josh Carpenter
28 HOW THE PUBLIC VIEWS WILDERNESS More Results from the USA Survey on Recreation and the Environment by H. Ken Cordell, Michael A. Tarrant, Barbara L McDonald, and John C. Bergstrom
32 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC BENEFITS OF A U.S. WILDERNESS EXPERIENCE PROGRAM FOR YOUTH-AT-RISK IN THE FEDERAL JOB CORPS by Keith Russell, John C. Hendee, and Steve Cooke
INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVES 39 WILDERNESS TRACK MANAGEMENT IN TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA by Tracey Diggins
WILDERNESS DIGEST 44 ANNOUNCEMENTS AND WILDERNESS CALENDAR 47 BOOK REVIEWS
by Rob Cooley Front cover photos of flooded forest wildlands, Indonesia, copyright ©1998 Alan Watson.