The idea of long-term concessions with private recreation management firms for the operation and maintenance of state parks has generated feedback ranging from supportive to skeptical. But attached to some of that skepticism have been myths about what this new concept for public lands management is … and isn’t. Here are a few of those myths, and answers to them.
The Jefferson Journal: Taking State Parks Off the State’s Books, Part II
The idea of long-term concessions with private recreation management firms for the operation and maintenance of state parks has generated feedback ranging from supportive to skeptical. But attached to some of that skepticism have been myths about what this new concept for public lands management is … and isn’t. Here are a few of those myths, and answers to them.
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