Abstract
The Forestry Commission of New South Wales (N. S. W.), Australia, is a major land resource manager in the State of N. S. W. and as such provides a considerable recreation resource for the most populated State in the country. The Dungog Sub-District of the Forestry Commission is a major attraction to tourists and outdoor recreation enthusiasts because of its mountain scenery, vegetation, including sub-tropical rainforest and Antartic Beech, streams, picnic and camping facilities and accessibility. To assist managers in updating the management plan for several State Forests in the sub-district, a visitors' survey was undertaken. A considerable amount of information concerning management practices, preferred recreation experiences, and socio-demographic information about the area was collected. Amongst other things, managers interested in understanding the communication and decision process. First, they wished to identify the sources of information and decision time-frame visitors used in choosing to visit t...
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