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USDA NATIONAL VISITOR USE MONITORING SURVEY'S (NVUM'S)
For the past 7 years MMI-2 has been working with the USDA National Forest Service conducting the National Visitor Use Monitoring surveys that take place in every National Forest on a 5-year rotating schedule. The surveys are one-on-one interviews and are conducted at recreation sites throughout the national forest. The data collected helps the National Forest Service better serve their visitors by knowing the activities they participate in, where they stay, how long they stay, how far they travel to recreate in the forests, and how satisfied they are with the facilities and services provided.
Beginning Oct. 1st, the NVUM Surveys will be in:
Prescott National Forest
Prescott National Forest
Prescott National Forest
The Prescott National Forest is massive 1.25 million-acre protected landscape in central Arizona. It is highly celebrated for its rare ecosystem transition, shifting from Sonoran Desert Scrub at 5,000 feet up to high-elevation Ponderosa Pine Forests near 8,000 feet. The forest wraps completely around the historic city of Prescott and acts
The Prescott National Forest is massive 1.25 million-acre protected landscape in central Arizona. It is highly celebrated for its rare ecosystem transition, shifting from Sonoran Desert Scrub at 5,000 feet up to high-elevation Ponderosa Pine Forests near 8,000 feet. The forest wraps completely around the historic city of Prescott and acts as a premier year-round recreation hub featuring nearly 950 miles of scenic trials, 8 distinct wilderness areas, and multiple high-altitude reservoirs.
Coronado Nat'l Forest
Prescott National Forest
Prescott National Forest
The Coronado National Forest is a massive, diverse recreation area covering 1.78 million acres across southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, it is famous for its "Sky Island" - 16 isolated mountain ranges that rise dramatically out of the desert floor. Because elevation ranges from 3,000 to ove
The Coronado National Forest is a massive, diverse recreation area covering 1.78 million acres across southeastern Arizona and southwestern New Mexico. Headquartered in Tucson, Arizona, it is famous for its "Sky Island" - 16 isolated mountain ranges that rise dramatically out of the desert floor. Because elevation ranges from 3,000 to over 10,700 feet, you can experience habitats ranging form desert cacti to alpine pine forests in a single day.
Routt National Forest
Prescott National Forest
White River Nat'l Forest
Routt National Forest spans over 1.1 million acres in northwestern Colorado, straddling the Continental Divide and framing the iconic recreation hub of Steamboat Springs. Now managed jointly as the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest & Thunder Basin National Grassland it features rugged alpine peaks, vast wilderness areas, and the states snowiest mountain ranges.
White River Nat'l Forest
Prescott National Forest
White River Nat'l Forest
The White River National Forest is a massive 2.3 million-acre expanse in northwestern Colorado and stands as the most visited national forest in the United Staes. It encompasses world-renowned alpine landscapes, including parts of the Gore, Tensile, Sawatch and Elk mountain ranges. The forest serves as a premier destination for both rugged backcountry exploration and world class resort recreation.
Additional Information
For additional information regarding the National Visitor Use Monitoring program, please click on the link below which will take you directly to the USDA Forest Service website. This website also provides the reports generated from data collected in the field.