U.S. Department of Agriculture1. Frank Church-River of No Return Wilderness: data from 1979-2019 campsite impact monitoring
- Author(s):
- McDevitt, Molly C.; Oppler, Gabriel; Thomsen, Jennifer M.; Armatas, Christopher A.; Coe, Katherine; Wheeler, Iree
2. Use patterns and visitor characteristics, attitudes and preferences in seven wilderness and other roadless areas in Montana, USA: Survey data from 1970
- Author(s):
- Lucas, Robert C.; Armatas, Christopher A.
3. Public engagement input from Wallowa-Whitman National Forest resiliency project: 2021 Q-methodology data
- Author(s):
- Armatas, Christopher A.
4. Surveys and group discussions about shared stewardship of wilderness: Data collected during a session at the 2019 National Wilderness Workshop
- Author(s):
- Armatas, Christopher A.; Gaudry, Jimmy; Hodge, Bill; Macslarrow, Heather; Mitchell, Michelle; Taylor, Nancy
5. Understanding water in the social-ecological system of the Wind River/Bighorn River Basin, Wyoming and Montana: Choice modeling survey data from 2016
- Author(s):
- Armatas, Christopher A.; Watson, Alan E.; Borrie, William T.; Christensen, Neal A.; Venn, Tyron J.
6. Wilderness Science Application and Delivery: Google Jamboard data from 2022 data gathering sessions
- Author(s):
- Redmore, Lauren E.; Rushing, Jaclyn F.; Armatas, Christopher A.; Wright, Vita
7. Data collected in 2012 using Q-methodology to identify the importance of water-based ecosystem services derived from the Shoshone National Forest
- Author(s):
- Armatas, Christopher A.; Venn, Tyron J.; Watson, Alan E.
8. Use characteristics, visitor preferences, and conflict between horse users and hikers in the Charles C. Deam Wilderness Area: 1990-1991 visitor survey data
- Author(s):
- Watson, Alan E.; Daigle, John J.; Armatas, Chris A.; Campbell, Carly J.