BACKGROUND RESUME

Name: William Thomas BORRIE.

Current Address: *** *. ******** **.,

Missoula, MT 59801, USA

Telephone: 406-***-**** (W)

406-***-**** (M)

Facsimile: 406-***-****

Email: abpilf@r.postjobfree.com

Tertiary Education:

B. Forest Science.

University of Melbourne, Australia

Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry, 1981-84.

- Victorian School of Forestry, Creswick, 1981-82.

- Ormond College, Parkville, 1983-84.

Coursework incl. Biochemistry, Soil Science, Tree Physiology, Forest Ecology,

Forest Entomology and Pathology, Dendrology, Forest Genetics, and

Biometry.

Graduating project :

Ecological and biochemical relations of copper deficient radiata pine.

M. Forest Science.

University of Melbourne, Forestry Section.

Thesis (completed 1989):

"Estimation of Benefits to Recreational Users of National Parks

in the Latrobe Valley Region of Victoria."

Supervisor : Prof. Ian S. Ferguson

Doctor of Philosophy.

Virginia Tech, Department of Forestry,

Park and Recreation Management.

G.P.A. 3.80 Completed: July 1995

Dissertation Topic :

"Measuring the Multiple, Deep and Unfolding Aspects of the Wilderness

Experience using the Experience Sampling Method.

Fieldwork locations : Juniper Prairie Wilderness - Ocala National Forest, FL

Okefenokee Wilderness - National Wildlife Refuge, GA

Committee Members : Dr. Joe Roggenbuck (Chair), Dr. Dan Williams

Dr. Bruce Hull, Dr. Jeff Marion, Dr. Mark Barrow

Awards:

Faculty Member of the Year (1999, 2002), School of Forestry, University of Montana.

Faculty Appreciation Award (2007), Division of Student Affairs, University of Montana

1.

Employment history:

Major Positions held:

University of Montana, College of Forestry & Conservation [August 1995 - Present]

Professor in Park and Recreation Management (2007 - ).

Associate Professor in Park and Recreation Management (2000 - 2007).

Program Coordinator, Recreation Management Degree Program (1999 - 2003).

Assistant Professor in Park and Recreation Management (1995 - 1999).

Teaching : RECM 110 Introduction to Parks, Tourism & Recreation Management

RECM 310 Wildland Recreation Management

RECM 380 Recreation Administration & Leadership

RECM 450 Pre-practicum Professional Preparation

RECM 460 Practicum in Recreation

RECM 482 Wilderness & Protected Area Management

RECM 486 Recreation Research & Program Evaluation

RECM 500 Recreation Research Methods

RECM 582 Conceptual Foundations of Wilderness & Protected Areas

RECM 594 Graduate Seminar in Recreation

FOR 200 Natural Resource Measurements Camp

FOR 501 Research Methods

Advising: Around 20-25 undergraduate students.

Study Abroad: Co-ordinator, Australia/New Zealand/India/Fiji programs (2005-present)

Research Projects:

Modeling Visitor Flow at the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness

Arctic National Wildlife Refuge Recreation Visitor Study

Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Visitor Study

Monitoring Trust as an Evaluation of the Success of Collaborative Planning

Bob Marshall Wilderness Use Estimation Project

Barriers to Effective Visitor Communication Strategies

Marketing Recreation Opportunities on National Forests in the PNW

Social Carrying Capacity for Winter Use at Yellowstone National Park

Basic Knowledge of Factors that Limit the Practice of Low-impact Behavior

National Conference on the Social Acceptability of Fuel Treatments

Service: Chair, Faculty Evaluation Committee, Dept. of Society & Conservation (2008)

Chair, Graduate Committee, School of Forestry (2001/2)

Chair, Search Committee, Nature-based Tourism Professor (1998/9)

Member, Um Writing Committee (2009 present)

UM Conference on Undergraduate Research (2005- 2007, 2009 - )

Task Force on General Education (2002 2004)

Advisory Committee, American Humanics / Minor in Nonprofit Admin. (2002-)

Search Committee, Recreation & Tourism Assistant Professor (2006)

Forest Economic Assistant Professor (2004)

ITRR Post-doctoral Fellow & Research Assoc. (1997)

College of Forestry: Executive Committee (1998-1999, 2002-2003)

Graduate Committee (1999-2002, 2007-)

Research Committee (1996-1997, 2004-2005)

Forest Resource Management Curriculum (2004)

Scholarship Committee (1996, 1997, 1998, 1999)

Plum Creek Lecture Series Committee (1998)

Course instructor, International Seminar on Protected Area Management, 2004

Continuing Education in Ecosystem Management, 1997

2.

Employment history

Major positions held (continued):

Virginia Tech, Department of Forestry.

Graduate Research Assistant. [September 1991 - July 1995]

Understanding the Nature & Management Implications of Wilderness Experiences. (USFS)

Pilot application of benefits-based management. (Bureau Parks & Recreation, Portland, OR)

The Use and User Characteristics, management preferences, and satisfaction of

Boaters and Anglers on the Arkansas Headwaters National Recreation Area, CO. (BLM)

Reducing theft and monitoring loss of Petrified Wood at Petrified National Park. (NPS)

University of Melbourne, Forestry Section.

Senior Tutor in Forestry. [January 1991 - August 1991]

Primary lecturer in charge of:

FOR 356 Conservation and Recreation Management;

AGR 455 Introduction to Forest Science;

Lecturing responsibilities in:

FOR 419 Park and Catchment Management.

University of Ballarat, Human Movement and Sport Sci. Dept.

Consultant and Invited Lecturer (Outdoor Education) [February 1991 - August 1991]

Bendigo College of Advanced Education.

Lecturer in Outdoor Education/Recreation [January 1986 - December 1988]

University of Melbourne, Forestry Section.

Graduate Research Assistant. [April 1985 - December 1985]

Tutor - FOR 419 National Parks and Urban Forest Management.

Other Positions Held:

National Parks Service, Grampians National Park, Victoria.

Interpretation Officer / Backcountry Ranger. [December 1984 - February 1985]

Lensahn Nature Reserve, West Germany.

Ranger / Forestry Assistant. [October 1989 - December 1989]

Outward Bound Schools

- Pacific Crest, Oregon USA [April - September 1990]

- Deutschland - Baad, Austria [September 1989]

- Australia [November - February 1982/83, 1983/84]

Outdoor Education teacher / instructor.

3.

Scholarly, research and publication activity:

Refereed Journal Publications:

Tarrant, M.A., Stoner, L., Borrie, W.T., Kyle, G., and Moore, R.L. (submitted). Educational Travel and Global

Citizenship. Journal of Leisure Research.

Li(l)jeblad, A., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (2009). Determinants of trust for public lands: fire and fuels

management on the Bitterroot National Forest. Environmental Management, 43(4), 571-584.

Tanner, R.J., Freimund, W.A., Borrie, W.T., and Moisey, R.N. (2008). A meta-study of the values of visitors to four

protected areas in the Western United States. Leisure Sciences, 30(5), 377-390.

Knotek, K., Watson, A.E., Borrie, W.T. and Whitmore, J.G. (2008) Recreation visitor attitudes towards management-

ignited prescribed fires in the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex, Montana. Journal of Leisure Research,

40(4), 608-618.

Mowen, A.J., Kyle, G.T., Borrie, W.T. and Graefe, A.R. (2006). Public response to park and recreation funding and

cost-saving strategies: The role of organizational trust and commitment . Journal of Park and Recreation

Administration, 24(3), 72-95.

Davenport, M.A. and Borrie, W.T. (2005). The appropriateness of snowmobiling in national parks: An investigation

of the meanings of snowmobiling experiences in Yellowstone National Park . Environmental

Management, 35(2), 151-160.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., and Davenport, M.A. (2002). Winter visitors to Yellowstone National Park, their

value orientations and support for management actions . Human Ecology Review, 9(2), 41-48.

Borrie, W.T., Christensen, N., Watson, A.E., Miller, T.A. and McCollum, D.W. (2002). Public purpose marketing: a

focus on the relationship between the public and public lands . Journal of Park and Recreation

Administration, 20(2), 49-68.

Davenport, M.A., Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., and Manning, R.E. (2002). Assessing the Relationship Between

Desired Experiences and Support for Management Actions at Yellowstone National Park Using Multiple

Methods . Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, 20(3), 51-64.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W. (2001). The dynamic, emergent, and multi-phasic nature of on-site wilderness

experiences. Journal of Leisure Research, 33(2), 202-228.

Pohl, S.L., Borrie, W.T., and Patterson, M.E. (2000). Women, Wilderness and Everyday Life: A documentation of

the connection between wilderness recreation and women s everyday lives. Journal of Leisure Research,

32(4), 415-434.

Borrie, W.T. (1999). Disneyland and Disney World: Designing and prescribing the recreational experience. Loisir

et societe / Society and Leisure, 22(1), 71-82.

Trafimow, D. and Borrie, W.T. (1999). Influencing future behavior by priming past behavior: a test in the context of

Petrified Forest National Park. Leisure Sciences, 21(1), 31-42.

Borrie, W.T., Roggenbuck, J.W. and Hull, R.B. (1998). The problem of verbal reports in recreation research :

Review, recommendations and new directions. Tourism Analysis, 2, 175-183.

4.

Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued):

Other Publications (peer-reviewed):

Dvorak, R.G., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (in press) Threats and Changes Affecting Human Relationships with

Wilderness: What are the Implications for Management? In Watson, A.E.; Murrieta-Saldivar, J., comps.

2009. Science and stewardship to protect and sustain wilderness values: Ninth World Wilderness

Congress Symposium; 2009 6-13 November; Merid, Mexico. Proceedings RMRS-P-000. Fort Collins, CO:

U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station.

Borrie, W.T. and McCool, S.F. (2007). Describing Change In Visitors And Visits To The Bob . International

Journal of Wilderness, 13(3), 28-33.

Dvorak, R.G. and Borrie, W.T. (2007). Changing Relationships with Wilderness: A New Focus for Research and

Stewardship. International Journal of Wilderness, 13(3), 12-15.

Borrie, W.T., McCool, S.F., and Whitmore, J.G. (2006). Wildland Fire Effects on Visits and Visitors to the Bob

Marshal Wilderness Complex. International Journal of Wilderness, 12(1), 32-38.

Liljeblad, A., Watson, A.E. and Borrie, W.T. (2007). A Look Inside the Dynamics of Trust: A Guide for Managers.

In Watson, A.E., Sproull, J. and Dean, L. (comps), Science and Stewardship to Protect and Sustain

Wilderness Values: 8th World Wilderness Congress Symposium; 2005 September 30-October 6;

Anchorage, AL. Proc. RMRS-P-49. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky

Mountain Research Station.

Liljeblad, A. and Borrie, W.T. (2006). Trust in Wildland Fire and Fuel Management Decisions. International

Journal of Wilderness, 12(1), 39-43.

Whitmore, J G.; Borrie, W. T. (2006). Exploring the Usefulness of the Dispositional Flow Scale for Outdoor

Recreation Activities In: Peden, John G.; Schuster, Rudy M., comps., eds. Proceedings of the 2005

northeastern recreation research symposium; 2005 April 10-12; Bolton Landing, NY. Gen. Tech. Rep.

NE-341. Newtown Square, PA: U.S. Forest Service, Northeastern Research Station: 371-378.

Baldridge, J.D.; Sylvester, J.T. and Borrie, W.T. (2005). "Assessing the Accuracy of Respondents Reports of the

Location of their Home Relative to a National Forest Boundary and Forest Cover". Proceedings of the

AAPOR - ASA Section on Survey Research Methods, American Statistical Association, Alexandria, VA,

pp. 3775-3777.

Watson, A.E. and Borrie, W.T. (2005). Monitoring the relationship between the public and public lands: application

to wilderness stewardship in the U.S. In: Aguirre-Bravo, Celedonio, et. al. (eds.) Monitoring Science and

Technology Symposium: Unifying Knowledge for Sustainability in the Western Hemisphere; 2004

September 20-24; Denver, CO. Proceedings RMRS-P-37CD. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture,

Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station.

Borrie, W.T. (2004). Why Primitive Experiences in Wilderness? International Journal of Wilderness, 10(3), 18-

20.

Watson, A. E. and Borrie, W. T. (2003). Applying Public Purpose Marketing to the US. to Protect Relationships with

Public Lands, In Buckley, R., Pickering, C., and Weaver, D. (eds)., 2003, Nature Tourism and

Environment, and Land Management. Cambridge, MA: CABI Publishing.

Borrie, W. T. and Harding, James A. (2002). Effective Recreation Visitor Communication Strategies: Rock

Climbers in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana. Res. Note RMRS-RN-15. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department

of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. 11 p.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., Davenport, M. A., and Manning, R.E. (2001). Crossing Methodological Boundaries:

Assessing Visitor Motivations and Support for Management Actions at Yellowstone National Park Using

Quantitative and Qualitative Research Approaches. George Wright Forum, 18(3), 72-84.

5.

Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued):

Other Publications (peer-reviewed, continued):

Borrie, W.T. and Birzell, R.M. (2001). Approaches to measuring the quality of the wilderness experience. Invited

paper, in Freimund, Wayne A.; Cole, David N., (comps.). Social Density and Wilderness Experiences;

Missoula, MT. June 1 3, 2000; Proceedings RMRS-P-20. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture,

Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station (pp. 29-38).

Harding, J.A., and Borrie, W.T. (2000). Applying participant observation to rock climbing issues in the Bitterroot

Region of Montana. in Schneider, I.E., Chavez, D., Borrie, W.T. and James, K. (eds.), Proceedings : The

Third Symposium on Social Aspects and Recreation Research : Diverse challenges of our times

people, products, places. Tempe, AZ, February 16-19, 2000 (pp. 113- 121).

Davenport, M.A., Freimund, W.A., Borrie, W.T., Manning, R.E., Valliere, W.A., and Wang, B. (2000). Examining

visitor use in Yellowstone National Park in McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J.

(Comps.) (2000). Wilderness science in a time of change conference Volume 4: Wilderness visitors,

experiences, and visitor management. Missoula, MT; May 23-27, 1999. Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-4.

Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station (pp. 86-92).

Harding, J.A., Borrie, W.T., and Cole, D.N. (2000). Factors that limit compliance with low-impact

recommendations in McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J. (Comps.) (2000).

Wilderness science in a time of change conference Volume 4: Wilderness visitors, experiences, and

visitor management. Missoula, MT; May 23-27, 1999. Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-4. Ogden, UT: U.S.

Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Research Station. (pp. 198-202).

Borrie, W.T., McCool, S.F., and Stankey, G.H. (1999). Protected area planning principles and strategies. in

Lindberg, K., Wood, M.E. and D. Engeldrum, eds. Ecotourism: A guide for planners and managers (Vol.

II), pp. 133-154. The Ecotourism Society, Nth Bennington, VT.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W (1996). Providing an authentic wilderness experience ? Thinking beyond the

Wilderness Act of 1964. in L.H. McAvoy, L.A. Stringer, M.D. Bialeschki & A. B. Young (Eds.), Coalition

for Education in the Outdoors Third Research Symposium Proceedings. (pp. 34-44). Cortland, NY :

Coalition for Education in the Outdoors.

Other Publications:

Borrie, W.T. (2007). Guest Column: Locking Up Wildlife Turning Wilderness into Zoos? . NewWest,

http://www.newwest.net/index.php/main/article/are_we_turning_wilderness_into_zoos/

Borrie, W.T. (2006). Guest Column For-profit model isn t how Forest Service should be run . The Missoulian,

Sunday October 1, 2006, E5.

Borrie, W.T. (2005). Book review - Myth and History in the Creation of Yellowstone National Park, Schullery and

Whittlesey The Montana Professor, 15(2), p. 40.

Borrie, W.T. (2005). A get-up-and-go approach to kick-starting a federal agency career in Landes, Michael, The

Back Door Guide to Short-Term Job Adventures: internships, extraordinary experiences, seasonal

jobs, volunteering, work abroad (4th Edition), p. 211-2. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press.

Bach, B.W., Borrie, W.T., Cracolice, M. and Gaskill, S.. (2004). "Lessons Learned at the University of Montana-

Missoula. In B. Cambridge (ed.), Campus Progress: Supporting the Scholarship of Teaching and

Learning. Washington, DC: American Association for Higher Education, pp. 87-91.

6.

Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued):

Other Publications (continued):

Borrie, W.T. (2003). Resource-based recreation, Wildlands in J. Jenkins and J. Pigram (eds.), Encyclopedia of

Leisure and Outdoor Recreation, p. 432-434, 556. London, UK: Routledge.

Borrie, W.T. (2002). The impacts of technology on the meaning of wilderness BC Mountaineering Club

Newsletter, 80(6), 5 8.

Borrie, W.T. (2000). A get-up-and-go approach to landing a federal agency job in Landes, Michael, The Back Door

Guide to Short-Term Job Adventures: internships, extraordinary experiences, seasonal jobs,

volunteering, work abroad (2nd Edition), p. 119-120. Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press.

Borrie, W.T. (2000). The impacts of technology on the meaning of wilderness in Watson, A. W., Aplet, G. H. and

Hendee, J. C., (Editors), Proceedings of Sixth World Wilderness Congress Symposium on Research,

Management, and Allocation, Volume II, Bangalore, India, October 24-29, 1998. Proc. RMRS-P-14. (pp.

87-88). Fort Collins, CO: USDA Forest Service.

Borrie, W.T. (1999). Wild, Wild Web: Wilderness Information Network. Journal of Forestry, 97(1), p. 1.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W. (1999). "Describing the wilderness experience at Juniper Prairie Wilderness using

the Experience Sampling Methods." in Legg, Michael., (Technical coordinator), Proceedings of Wilderness

and Natural Areas in Eastern North America - Research, Planning and Management into the 21st

Century, Gatlinburg, TN, May 19 -23, 1996. (pp. 165-172). Nacogdoches, TX: Stephen F. Austin State

University.

Christiansen, N.A., Borrie, W.T., and Williams, D.R. (1998). Appropriateness to Pay : Is wilderness a unique

recreation experience ? in Watson, A. & Putkammer, A. (Compilers), Societal Response to Recreation

Fees on Public Lands. A synopsis of papers presented at the Seventh International Symposium on

Society and Resource Management: Culture. Environment, and Society, Columbia, MS, May 27-31,

1998.

Freimund, W.A., and Borrie, W.T. (1998). Wilderness in the 21st Century: Are There Technical Solutions to our

Technical Solutions? International Journal of Wilderness, 3(4), 21-23.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W. (1995). "Community-based research for an urban recreation application of

benefits-based management." in Chavez, Deborah J., (Technical coordinator), Proceedings of Second

Symposium on Social Aspects and Recreation Research, February 23-25, 1994, San Diego, California.

(pp. 159-163). Gen. Tech Rep. PSW-GTR- 156. Albany, CA : Pacific Southwest Research Station, Forest

Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture; 186p.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W. (1995). "The Use of Verbal Reports in Outdoor Recreation Research : Review,

recommendations, and new directions. in Thompson, Jerrilyn (Compiler), Proceedings of the Fourth

International Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Trends Symposium, Minneapolis, MN : May 14-17,

1995. (pp. 357-361). Minneapolis, MN : Minnesota Extension Service, University of Minnesota.

Borrie, W.T. and Cook, B. (1995). "Trends in Wilderness Recreation Use, Values and Management. in Thompson,

Jerrilyn (Compiler), Proceedings of the Fourth International Outdoor Recreation and Tourism Trends

Symposium, Minneapolis, MN : May 14-17, 1995. (pp. 72-75). Minneapolis, MN : Minnesota Extension

Service, University of Minnesota.

Cook, B. and Borrie, W. T. (1995). Trends in Recreation Use and Management of Wilderness. International

Journal of Wilderness, 1(2), p. 30-35.

7.

Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued) :

Peer-reviewed Abstracts:

Tarrant, M.A., Borrie, W.T., Kyle, G.T., and Moore, R.L. (2009). Educational Travel and Global Citizenship in

B.D. Kivel and H. Gibson (Eds.) Abstracts from the 2009 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. xx).

Arlington, VA : National Recreation and Park Association.

Dvorak, R.G. and Borrie, W.T. (2008). Multiple Dimensions of a Wilderness Relationship in B.P. McCormick &

B.D. Kivel (Eds.) Abstracts from the 2008 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. 259). Arlington, VA :

National Recreation and Park Association.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., and Davenport, M. (1999). Winter visitors to Yellowstone National Park their value

orientations and support for management actions. in W. Stewart & D.M. Samdahl (Eds.), Abstracts from

the 1999 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. 80). Arlington, VA : National Recreation and Park

Association.

Pohl, S.L. and Borrie, W.T. (1998). Women, Wilderness and Everyday Life. in M. D. Bialeschki & W. P. Stewart

(Eds.), Abstracts from the 1998 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. 3). Arlington, VA : National

Recreation and Park Association.

Borrie, W.T. (1997). The Threats of Technology to Wilderness. in J. Hultsman & M. D. Bialeschki (Eds.),

Abstracts from the 1997 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. 74). Arlington, VA : National Recreation

and Park Association.

Borrie, W.T. (1995). Letting It Be : Heidegger, Leisure and Wilderness. in V.J. Freysinger & P. Stokowski (Eds.),

Abstracts from the 1995 Symposium on Leisure Research. (p. 38). Arlington, VA : National Recreation

and Park Association.

Editorial responsibilities :

Borrie, W.T. and Kerstetter, D.L. (2004). Abstracts: 2004 Leisure Research Symposium, National Recreation and

Park Association Congress. Reno, Nevada, October 12-16. Ashburn, VA: National Recreation and Park

Association.

Stewart, S.I. and Borrie, W.T. (2003). Abstracts: 2003 Leisure Research Symposium, National Recreation and

Park Association Congress. St. Louis, MS, October 22-25, 2003. Ashburn, VA: National Recreation and

Park Association.

Schneider, I.E., Chavez, D., Borrie, W.T. and James, K. (Editors) (2000). Proceedings : The Third Symposium on

Social Aspects and Recreation Research : Diverse challenges of our times people, products, places.

Tempe, AZ, February 16-19, 2000. Tempe, AZ: Arizona State University.

McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J. (Comps.) (2000). Wilderness science in a time of change

conference Volume 2: Wilderness within the context of larger systems. Missoula, MT; May 23-27,

1999. Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-2. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky

Mountain Research Station.

McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J. (Comps.) (2000). Wilderness science in a time of change

conference Volume 3: Wilderness as a place for scientific inquiry. Missoula, MT; May 23-27, 1999.

Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-3. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky

Mountain Research Station.

McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J. (Comps.) (2000). Wilderness science in a time of change

conference Volume 4: Wilderness visitors, experiences, and visitor management. Missoula, MT; May

23-27, 1999. Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-4. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,

Rocky Mountain Research Station.

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Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued) :

Editorial responsibilities (continued) :

McCool, S.F., Cole, D.N., Borrie, W.T. and O Loughlin, J. (Comps.) (2000). Wilderness science in a time of change

conference Volume 5: Wilderness ecosystems, threats, and management. Missoula, MT; May 23-27,

1999. Proceedings RMRS-P-15-VOL-5. Ogden, UT: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky

Mountain Research Station.

Professional Presentations (unpublished):

Dvorak, R.G., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (2009). Threats and Changes Affecting Human Relationships with

Wilderness: What are the implications for Management? WILD-9, the 9th World Wilderness Congress.

Merida, Mexico: November 6-13, 2009.

Dvorak, R.G., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (2009). 2007 BWCAW Visitor Use Study: Attitudes regarding the

1999 blowdown and recent fire activity . Poster presented at Workshop on The Future of Fire and Wind

in Northern Minnesota Forests: Lessons learned from the 1999 Blowdown, Cloquet, MN: February 18,

2009

Borrie, W.T. (2009). Creating and Facilitating Unstructured Outdoor and Active Play in Missoula Children and

Nature Summit, Missoula, MT: February 11-12, 2009.

Borrie, W.T. (2008) How can the value of the wilderness experience be defined and measured? Human Response

to Aviation Noise in Protected Natural Areas Workshop, U.S. DOT Volpe Center, Harvard: October 28-

29, 2008.

Dvorak, R. G., and Borrie, W.T. (2007). Developing a framework for investigating changing relationships with

Wilderness. Rethinking Protected Areas in a Changing World: The George Wright Society Biennial

Conference on parks, protected areas & cultural sites, St. Paul, MN: April 16-20, 2007.

Borrie, W.T., Liljeblad, A. and Watson, A.E. (2007). Determinants of public trust in natural resource management:

fire and fuels management on the Bitterroot National Forest. IUFRO Division VI Symposium, Integrative

Science for Integrative Management, Saariselk, Finland.: August 14-20, 2007.

Tanner, R.J., Freimund, W.A., Borrie, W.T. and Moisey, N. (2005). Identifying a common value structure for

protected areas: Some preliminary findings. Human Dimensions of Natural Resources in the Western

United States Conference, Park City, UT: October 27-29, 2005.

Liljeblad, A.J., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (2005). Trusting government? Factors that influence and confound the

public s trust in land management agencies. 8th World Wilderness Congress, Anchorage, AL: September

30 October 6, 2005.

Watson, A.E., Christensen, N., Knotek, K., Borrie, W.T. (2005) Research on the relationship between humans and

wilderness landscapes. 8th World Wilderness Congress, Anchorage, AL: September 30 October 6, 2005.

Borrie, W.T. (2005). Wilderness in the Future, 10th Annual Wilderness Ranger Rendezvous, Red Lodge, MT:

July 8-10, 2005.

Harding, J.A., Borrie, W.T. and Throop, W. (2005). Environmental Ethics Challenges and Strategies of

Measurement. 11th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Ostersund,

Sweden: June 16-19, 2005.

Borrie, W.T. (2005). Senior Capstone Semesters: Some Joys and Sorrows of Block, Cohort Teaching. SPRE

Teaching Institute, Sacramento, CA: January 13-15, 2005.

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Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued) :

Professional Presentations (continued):

Bach, B.W., Borrie, W.T., Gaskill, S., Gillison, L. Martin, K. and Smith, G. (2002). Enhancing Student Success: The

ups and downs of three student success initiatives at UM-M . 7th Annual AAHE Summer Academy, Mount

Snow, VT : July 17-21, 2002.

Davenport, M.A., Borrie W.T., Freimund W.A. (2002) Snowmobiling in Our National Parks: An Exploration of the

Snowmobiling Experience from the Visitor Perspective . 9th International Symposium on Society and

Resource Management, Bloomington, IN : June 2-5, 2002.

Christensen, N., Watson, A.E., Borrie, W.T., and McCollum, D. W. (2002) Public Purpose Marketing: Segmenting

Based on Relationships . 9th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management,

Bloomington, IN : June 2-5, 2002.

Borrie, W.T. (2001). People and Parks. Session chair at National Recreation and Park Association 2001

Symposium on Leisure Research, Denver, CO : October 3 - 6, 2001.

Borrie, W.T., Miller, T., Burchfield, J.A. and McCollum, D.W. (2001). Pay Now or Pay Later: Recreation User Fees

Research the Recreation Fee Demonstration Program and Montana. Invited presentation at Society of

American Foresters, Missoula Chapter, Missoula, MT: April 17, 2001.

Borrie, W.T. and Harding, J.A. (2001). Effective Visitor Communication Strategies the case of rock climbers in the

Bitterroot. Invited paper at Regional Training Academy, US Forest Service, Missoula, MT : March 26-30,

2001.

Davenport, MA., Borrie, W.T., and Freimund, W.A. (2000). The Value of Methodological Triangulation in Studying

Winter Recreation Experiences in Yellowstone National Park. 8th International Symposium on Society

and Resource Management, Bellingham, WA : June 17-22, 2000.

Miller, T., Burchfield, J., Borrie, W.T., and McCollum, D.W. (2000). Evaluation of Proposed Forest Service

Recreation Fees in the Pacific Northwest. 8th International Symposium on Society and Resource

Management, Bellingham, WA : June 17-22, 2000.

Pohl, S.L., Borrie, W.T., and Patterson, M.E. (2000). Women, Wilderness and Everyday Life . 8th International

Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Bellingham, WA : June 17-22, 2000. (presented by

Borrie).

Wang, B., Manning, R.E., Valliere, W.A., Freimund, W.A., and Borrie, W.T. (2000). Computer Simulation of

Visitor Travel and Social Indicators Related to Carrying Capacity: Snowmobile Use in Yellowstone National

Park . 8th International Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Bellingham, WA : June 17-

22, 2000.

Borrie, W.T., Burchfield, J.A., Miller, T. and McCollum, D.W. (2000). The Use of Science to Evaluate the

Recreation Fee Demonstration Program in the Pacific Northwest . Invited paper at National Recreation Fee

Demonstration Program Meeting, Salt Lake City, UT : March 13-17, 2000.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., Davenport, M.A., Manning, R.E., Valliere, W., and Wang, B. (1999). "Snowmobiling

in Yellowstone National Park." 1999 Congress on Recreation and Resource Capacity. November 29 -

December 2, 1999 Snowmass Village At Aspen, Colorado (presented by Manning).

Freimund, W.A. Borrie, W.T., Davenport, M.A., Manning, R.E., Sacklin, J., and K.Legg. (1999). Winter Use Policy

at Yellowstone National Park. IUFRO Division 6--All Division Meeting. January 7-15 Pretoria, South

Africa.

Freimund, W.A., Borrie, W.T., Davenport, M.A. and Valliere, W. (1998). Social Science Research and Winter Use

in Yellowstone National Park . Brown Bag Luncheon, Superintendent s Conference Room, Yellowstone

NP. November 13, 1998

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Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued) :

Professional Presentations (continued):

Borrie, W.T. (1998). Challenges and Opportunities of Eastern Wilderness. Session moderator at Society of

American Foresters 1998 National Convention, Traverse City, MI : September 19-23, 1998.

Borrie, W.T. and Patterson, M. (1998). Our Understanding of the Wilderness Experience. Invited paper at 19th

Annual Wilderness Issues Lecture Series, Missoula, MT : February 3, 1998.

Borrie, W.T. (1997). Too many snowmobiles? Are we asking the right questions ? Invited paper at Regional

Training Academy, US Forest Service, Missoula, MT : March 17-21, 1997.

Borrie, W.T. (1997). Technology in Wilderness How much is too much ? Invited paper at Wilderness Watch

First Annual Wilderness Conference, Missoula, MT : July 19-20, 1997.

Borrie, W.T. (1996). Using the Internet for Leisure Research. Invited paper at National Recreation and Park

Association 1996 Symposium on Leisure Research, Kansas City, MS : October 23-26, 1996.

Borrie, W.T. and Roggenbuck, J.W. (1994). Clientele group differentiation among anglers on special versus

standard fishery management zones of Colorado's Arkansas River. Paper presented at 5th International

Symposium on Society and Resource Management, Fort Collins, CO : June 7-10, 1994.

Prepared Reports:

Dvorak, R.G., Borrie, W.T. and Watson, A.E. (2008). 2007 Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness Visitor Use

Study: Description of users and use characteristiscs. (Unpublished report prepared for USDA Forest Service).

108p.

Dear, C.; McCool, S. F., and Borrie, W.T. (2005). Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex 2003 Visitor Study.

(Unpublished report prepared for USDA Forest Service). 49p.

Whitmore, J.G., Borrie, W.T., and Watson, A.E. (2005). Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex 2003 Visitor Study.

(Unpublished report prepared for USDA Forest Service). 150p.

Liljeblad, A., Borrie, W.T., and Watson, A.E. (2005). Monitoring trust as an evaluation of the success of collaborative

planning in a landscape-level fuel hazard reduction treatment project in the Bitterroot Valley, Montana.

(Unpublished report prepared for Joint Fire Science Program). 80p. + app.

Miller, Theron. A.; Borrie, William T.; Harding, James A. (2001). Basic Knowledge of Factors that Limit the Practice

of Low-impact Behaviors. Unpublished report on file at: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service,

Rocky Mountain Research Station, Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute, Missoula, MT. 182 p.

Freimund, W.A., and Borrie, W.T. (2001). Winter Visitation to Yellowstone National Park: A Review of Six Years of

Research. (Unpublished report prepared for Yellowstone National Park, WY). 48p.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., Davenport, M.A., Manning, R.E., Valliere, W.A., and Wang, B. (1999). Winter Visit

and Visitor Characteristics of Yellowstone National Park. Final Report 1999. (Unpublished report prepared

for Yellowstone National Park, WY). 69p.

Borrie, W.T., Freimund, W.A., Manning, R.E., and Wang, B. (1998). Social Conditions for Winter Use in

Yellowstone National Park. Phase 2. (Unpublished report prepared for Yellowstone National Park, WY).

38p.

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Scholarly, research and publication activity (Continued) :

Prepared Reports (Continued):

Borrie, W. T. and Roggenbuck, J. W. (1993). Portland Parks and Recreation : a managerial and research context in

which to implement a Benefits-based Management Approach. (Unpublished report, prepared for USDA

Forest Service, Fort Collins, CO) 66p.

Roggenbuck, J. W., Borrie, W. T. and Williams, D. R. (1993). The Use and User Characteristics, Management

Preferences, and Satisfactions of Boaters and Anglers on the Arkansas Headwaters Recreation Area

(Colorado). (Unpublished report, prepared for Bureau of Land Management, Canon City, CO) 353p.

Borrie, W. T., Ferguson, I. F. and Bone, P. A. (1991). Social and Economic Benefits of National Parks - Stage two

report : Summary of questions (Unpublished report, prepared for Australian National Parks and Wildlife

Service, Canberra, ACT) 70p.

Ferguson, I. F., Bone, P. A. and Borrie, W. T. (1988). Report on Economic and Social Benefits of National Parks in

the Latrobe Region. (Unpublished report, prepared for Australian NPWS, Canberra) 40p.

Funded Projects :

Modeling visitor flow at the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness

Sponsor Cost $70,000. Total Project Cost $87,500 (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service)

Factors of Change Influencing Experiences and Relationships with Wilderness

Sponsor Cost $42,789. Total Project Cost $53,487 (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service)

Defining the Role of Collaborative Relationships to Make Wilderness Stewardship Decisions

Sponsor Cost $23,750. Total Project Cost $29,687 (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service)

Monitoring Trust as an Evaluation of the Success of Collaborative Planning (Joint Fire Sciences Program)

Sponsor Cost $56,000. Total Project Cost $70,000 (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service)

Bob Marshall Wilderness Use Estimation Project

Sponsor Cost $44,956. Total Project Cost $70,479 (USDA Forest Service)

Marketing Recreation Opportunities on National Forests in the PNW

Sponsor Cost $172,003, Total Project Cost $238,022 (Rocky Mountain Research Station, US Forest Service)

National Conference - Social Acceptability of Fuel Treatments in Forest and Grassland Environments

Sponsor Cost $79,000, Total Project Cost $104,400 (Joint Fire Science Program)

Recreation Assessment of Bair Land in Tenderfoot Creek

Sponsor Cost $36,355, Total Project Cost $36,355 (The Bair Ranch Foundation)

Social Carrying Capacity for Winter Use at Yellowstone National Park:

Sponsor Cost $85,626, Total Project Cost $85,626 (Yellowstone National Park)

Social Carrying Capacity for Winter Use at Yellowstone National Park (Phase 3):

Sponsor Cost $17,760, Total Project Cost $17,760 (Pew Charitable Trusts)

Barriers to Effective Visitor Communication Strategies (Phase 1 & 2)

Sponsor Cost $31,444, Total Project Cost $39,305 (Bitterroot Ecosystem Management Research Project)

Basic Knowledge of Factors that Limit the Practice of Low-Impact Behaviors:

Sponsor Cost $35,409, Total Project Cost $42,491 (Aldo Leopold Wilderness Research Institute

Significant external proposals prepared, not funded :

Crime and Violence: In Harm s Way in Our National Parks and Forests.

Competitive DOJ proposal : submitted for FY 2000 to National Institute of Justice. Joanne Tynon (Oregon State

University), Deborah Chavez (USDA Forest Service), Carol Riddick (Gallaudet University) and William

Borrie (University of Montana). $663,795

Integration of Natural and Human Processes in a Geothermal Landscape - an Incubation Activity.

Competitive NSF proposal :, submitted for the FY 2002 Biocomplexity in the Environment Special Competition on

the Dynamics of Coupled Natural and Human Systems. Nancy Hinman (Geology), William Borrie

(Forestry), Stephen McCool (Forestry), and William Woessner (Geology),

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Other Professional Experience:

Co-Chair, 2003 & 2004 NRPA Leisure Research Symposium

Review Coordinator, 2002 NRPA Leisure Research Symposium

Steering Committee, Human Dimensions of Natural Resources in the Western U.S., 2001

Co-Chair, Social Aspect of Recreation Research Conference, 2000

Program Committee, Wilderness Science Conference, 1999

Adjunct Associate Professor, Warnell School of Forestry & Natural Resources, University of Georgia (2006 present)

Associate Editor, Journal of Leisure Research 2005 - present

Editorial Board, Journal of Forestry 2003 2006

Book Review Editor, Leisure Sciences 1997 - 2000

Meetings and Conferences Editor, Leisure Sciences 1994 1997

Secretary, Wilderness Management Working Group, Society of American Foresters 1999 2000.

Journal Referee - Environmental Management, Forest Sciences, Leisure Sciences, Journal of Leisure Research,

Journal of Forestry, Forest Science, Western Journal of Applied Forestry, International Journal of

Wildland Fire, Conservation Biology, Journal of Park and Recreation Administration, Tourism

Management, International Journal of Wilderness, Society and Natural Resources, Journal of

Sustainable Tourism, Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics, Leisure/Loisir, Human

Ecology Review, Journal of Environmental Psychology, Loisir et Societe / Society & Leisure,

World Leisure Journal

Course Facilitator, International Wilderness Concepts & Practice, 8th World Wilderness Congress (2005)

Advisory Committee, 2003-2007 Montana State Comprehensive Outdoor Recreation Plan (SCORP).

EPA Peer Review Panel for the STAR Fellowship Program: Behavioral / Social Sciences (2004, 2007)

NRPA / AALR Council on Accreditation Visitor University of Georgia (2004), North Carolina State (2007)

Textbook and proposal reviewer Simon & Shuster Inc.

Who s Who in America 2006, 2007, 2008.

Chair, Advisory Board, American Universities International Programs

Radio broadcasting and media liaison (Montana Public Radio). (1995 Present)

Missoula Consolidated Planning Board. (2002 2004)

Board of Directors, Missoula Federal Credit Union. (2005 Present)

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