Wilderness Laws and Conservation Acts

 
FS Resources
 
This file is part of the FS Resources section at:
http://www.wilderness.net/fs/
 
This presentation should be reviewed and revised as needed
to match the local training objectives and target audience and
local images should be inserted where needed.
 
The Wilderness Act training presentations are posted in parts
which may be combined or used separately as needed:
History and Purpose of the Wilderness Act
National Wilderness Preservation System
Values and Benefits
Definitions and Management
O
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L
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Stewardship Principles
Court Decisions
FS Policy
More Information
 
Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center
 
Wilderness Stewardship
Other Laws for Management of Wilderness
Other Wilderness Laws
 
National, Regional, State-wide and
Individual Area Acts:
 
Establish new areas
Expand or adjust boundaries of existing
areas
Establish special provisions unique to
the areas included in the Act
Other Wilderness Laws
 
The Wilderness Act of 1964
List any areas and acreage designated in 1964 here
List any areas and acreage designated in 1964 here
 
 
Subsequent wilderness laws for this forest:
List any areas and acreage designated after 1964 here
List any areas and acreage designated after 1964 here
 
Other Wilderness Laws
 
Special Provisions:
Law_____
Name of area________ Wilderness
Describe the special provision here____
Other Laws
 
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act
Endangered Species Act
National Historic Preservation Act
National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA)
Americans With Disabilities Act and
Architectural Barriers Act
 
Other Laws
 
Wild and Scenic Rivers Act
Clean Air Act 
and Clean Water Act
Endangered Species Act
National Historic Preservation Act
National Environmental Policy Act
(NEPA)
Americans With Disabilities Act 
and
Architectural Barriers Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
Americans with Disabilities Act
 
 
Title V Section 508 c
Title V Section 508 c
 
Federal Wilderness Areas
Federal Wilderness Areas
(1) In General-congress reaffirms that
(1) In General-congress reaffirms that
nothing in the Wilderness Act is to be
nothing in the Wilderness Act is to be
construed as prohibiting the use of a
construed as prohibiting the use of a
wheelchair
wheelchair
 in a wilderness area by an
 in a wilderness area by an
individual whose disability requires the
individual whose disability requires the
use of a wheelchair …
use of a wheelchair …
(2) …wheelchair means 
(2) …wheelchair means 
a device designed
a device designed
solely for the mobility impaired 
solely for the mobility impaired 
…that
…that
is suitable for use in an indoor … area
is suitable for use in an indoor … area
.
.
Exceptions for Mechanical
Transport - 
Wheelchairs
Allowed – Designed for the mobility
impaired and suitable for indoor use *
 
* 
Americans with Disabilities Act
Prohibited –
Not designed
for mobility
impaired or
suitable for
indoor use *
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This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the Wilderness Act, National Wilderness Preservation System, and various laws impacting wilderness management. From the history and purpose of the Wilderness Act to stewardship principles and court decisions, it covers a wide range of topics essential for conservation efforts. The content emphasizes the values, benefits, and definitions related to wilderness areas, along with the role of Arthur Carhart National Wilderness Training Center. Additionally, it delves into the establishment of new wilderness areas, special provisions, and laws governing rivers, air quality, water resources, endangered species, historic preservation, and environmental policy.

  • Wilderness Laws
  • Conservation
  • Wilderness Preservation
  • Environmental Policy
  • National Wilderness

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  1. This file is part of the FS Resources section at: http://www.wilderness.net/fs/ This presentation should be reviewed and revised as needed to match the local training objectives and target audience and local images should be inserted where needed. The Wilderness Act training presentations are posted in parts which may be combined or used separately as needed: History and Purpose of the Wilderness Act National Wilderness Preservation System Values and Benefits Definitions and Management Other Laws Stewardship Principles Court Decisions FS Policy More Information

  2. Arthur Carhart Arthur Carhart Arthur Carhart National Wilderness National Wilderness National Wilderness Training Center Training Center Training Center

  3. Wilderness Stewardship Other Laws for Management of Wilderness

  4. Other Wilderness Laws National, Regional, State-wide and Individual Area Acts: Establish new areas Expand or adjust boundaries of existing areas Establish special provisions unique to the areas included in the Act

  5. Other Wilderness Laws The Wilderness Act of 1964 List any areas and acreage designated in 1964 here Subsequent wilderness laws for this forest: List any areas and acreage designated after 1964 here

  6. Other Wilderness Laws Special Provisions: Law_____ Name of area________ Wilderness Describe the special provision here____

  7. Other Laws Wild and Scenic Rivers Act Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act Endangered Species Act National Historic Preservation Act National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Americans With Disabilities Act and Architectural Barriers Act

  8. Other Laws Wild and Scenic Rivers Act Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act Endangered Species Act National Historic Preservation Act National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Americans With Disabilities Act and Architectural Barriers Act

  9. Americans with Disabilities Act Title V Section 508 c Federal Wilderness Areas (1) In General-congress reaffirms that nothing in the Wilderness Act is to be construed as prohibiting the use of a wheelchair in a wilderness area by an individual whose disability requires the use of a wheelchair (2) wheelchair means a device designed solely for the mobility impaired that is suitable for use in an indoor area.

  10. Exceptions for Mechanical Transport - Wheelchairs Prohibited Not designed for mobility impaired or suitable for indoor use * Allowed Designed for the mobility impaired and suitable for indoor use * * Americans with Disabilities Act

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