#8 The tourists tend to hold the view
that all karst resources were placed on cod's earth for the
exploitation and enjoyment of mankind;

#8 This area was a minimal reservation owing to objections to resumption by the then owner, a Mr Big, and directive for the Department of Crown Lands and Survey to the surveyor that the survey be made so as to cause the least possible injury to Mr Big (Crown Lands and Survey) (should be Biggs)

#8 the Princess Margaret nose Cave

#8 any erosion of States' rights has traditionally been anathema to the Literal Party.

#8 Crazy Pavement Cave is accessible from Karamea, 12 km along the
Heaphy Track road and 18 'cm along a bush road, about an hours journey.

#8 the inception of the most successful and nationally acclaimed Duller High School Outdoor Education Programme based at Charleston

#8 Where land managers are informed of, or discover, possible special or at risk values, they should consult fluffier with the local caving group-club, and the NZSS.

#8 Those people seeking more knowledge on caves and recreational caving should be directed to the frass and/or local caving groups or clubs

#8 Free Access Caves - General purpose caves to which any member of the general public would be able to cause much damage to the cave or to endanger himself.

#8 BRIGGS, JD and LEIGH, JH (1985) Delineation of important habitats of rare and threatened plan species in the Australian Capital Territory; a National Estate Grants Project - Final report May 1985 (unpubl.) (should be plant)

#5
- an overall tire management plan is being prepared for KNP

#3
"The chief aim of interpretation is not instruction but provocation." It should aim at stimulating the individual by arousing his enquiring nature; so that he will attempt to learn snore.

#3
Special visits to reserves should be arranged for school patties with a separate interpretation programme.

#3
A lack of understanding of the nature of karst systems has also led to the complete failure of costly darn construction projects, as at Konya in Turkey (Jennings, 1971)

#3
in relation to OTHERS, for example, with other members of the group, plan activities, evaluate progress, share leadership, coordinate their activities, identify and use the total resources, represent the group, communicate effectively, identify personal characteristics and needs, counsel individuals, help other to lean, set an example ... and

#2
The Service has been fortunate over the past few years to have had close contact with speleo groups, usually affiliated with the Australian Speleological Federation. Responsible members of the caving movement, aware of the "survival of the fittest" maxim are doing all they can to justify their continued access to caves, by promulgating their environmental consciousness and their efforts to undertake cave research. Evaluating these is quite beyond the service's ability in terms of manpower, management priorities and expertise. It is interesting to note these "professional" cavers are actually faking demands on the National Parks and Wildlife Service to protect the cave systems and the caving experience.

#17 Following the second word war the large wave of non-English European migrants from Italy, Greece etc saw a change in visitor demographics.