University of Idaho Park Studies Unit

“ Visitor groups who observed wildlife approaching visitors and begging for food
Figure 126: Do you think it is appropriate to feed wild animals in a national park?
Figure 127: Visitor groups who received information (written or verbal) regarding the policies of feeding wildlife in national parks
Visitor support of a trash-fee environment in the park Joshua Tree NP is considering the concept of a trash-free environment to reduce waste collection time and costs. ”

“ Visitor Services Project (VSP) , a part of the Park Studies Unit at the University of Idaho.
The report is organized into four sections. The Methods section discusses the procedures and limitations of the study. The Results section provides summary information for each question in the questionnaire and includes a summary of visitor comments. An Additional Analysis section is included to help managers request additional analyses. The final section includes a copy of the Questionnaire. The separate appendix includes comment summaries and visitors' unedited comments. ”

“ The large numbers refer to explanations following the graph.
SAMPLE ONLY
The figure title describes the graph's information. Listed above the graph, the “N” shows the number of visitors responding and a description of the chart's information. Interpret data with an “N” of less than 30 with CAUTION! as the results may be unreliable. Vertical information describes categories. Horizontal information shows the number or proportions in each category. In most graphs, percentages provide additional information. ”

“ The largest proportions of United States visitors were from California (76%) , Washington (4%) , New York (2%) , and Arizona (2%) , as shown in Map 1 and Table 4. Smaller proportions of U.S. visitors came from another 29 states and Washington D.C. ”