Cost, time, and benefit measures for personal use fuelwood collection in Colorado
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OSTI ID:6495538
- Forest Service, Fort Collins, CO (USA). Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
The average fuel wood collector is willing to pay, beyond current perceived costs, an additional $21 to $29 per cord in order to continue collecting fuel wood. The difference between willingness-to-pay estimates for fuel wood collection and for wood purchased from a commercial vendor is assumed to present recreational value of fuel wood collection. On this basis, the recreation value for the average collection is estimated to be between $6 and $12 per cord.
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- 6495538
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- Other Information: Search Paper RM-287
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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