Methodologies to assess public perceptions of wilderness values in the Babine River Corridor Provincial Park Phases I & II report

Phase I of this project identified the user groups of the Babine River Corridor and explored methodologies including new approaches based on social networking to assess public perception of wilderness values and socially acceptable levels of sustainable use in a non-biased manner. Phase II expanded on Phase I through the development of a survey designed to collect public perception data identified in the first Phase, as well as further defining the survey delivery methodology.