. Desierto de los usuarios en el Noroeste del Pacífico: sus características, valores y preferencias de gestión. Áreas Silvestres del Pacífico Noroeste, áreas silvestres; el Noroeste del Pacífico de los visitantes. Características de Wilderness-Purists cuando estamos relacionados la actitud wildernism puntuaciones con las características de los antecedentes de los entrevistados, encontramos las siguientes tendencias. Los más puristas del desierto (wilder- NIST) era más probable que los usuarios se han planteado en las zonas urbanas, son muy educados, tenía más amigos, que también participó en la recreación de tipo salvaje, y tenían más probabilidades de pertenecer a uno o más

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. Wilderness users in the Pacific Northwest: their characteristics, values, and management preferences. Wilderness areas Northwest, Pacific; Wilderness areas Northwest Pacific Visitors. Characteristics of Wilderness-Purists When we related the wildernism attitude scores to the background characteristics of the respondents, we found the following trends. The more wilderness-purist (wilder- nist) users were more likely to have been raised in urban areas, were highly educated, had more close friends who also participated in wilderness-type recreation, and were more likely to belong to one or more conservation- ist organizations or outdoor clubs. As table 8 indicates, those persons with little or no wil- derness experience had lower wildernism scores, but when we related total wilderness experience during the past 2 years to each respondent's score, we found the relationship to be more subtle. Some wilderness experi- ence appeared necessary to attain a wilder- nism score near the median; but those respondents with the most experience were not always the most wildernist. As indicated in subsequent sections of this report, wilder- nism scores and reactions to suggested behavior norms and management policies were frequently related. Not surprisingly, the more wildernist respondents opposed behavior and policies violating the complete naturalness of wilderness more than did the average respondent. Patterns of Response to the Wildernism Items We developed the wildernism scale to dif- ferentiate between the reactions of users to suggested wilderness management policies and behavior norms on the basis of their measured wilderness-purist tendencies. We wanted to identify the degree to which the more wilder- nist respondents differed in their preferences from those persons who were not so wilder- ness-purist or maybe even urban oriented in their outlook. This information is important to help qualify and interpret what might otherwise appear to be merely a problem of consensus or