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Land-use conflict in Kings River Canyons

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  • 1986
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  • The California Geographer 26: 59-80
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  • The conflict for Tehipite Valley and Cedar Grove embroiled a host of contestants with widely varied and incompatible plans. The City of Los Angeles, San Joaquin Valley irrigation interests, recreation developers, the National Forest Service, and the National Park Service competed for the canyons for more than six decades. The intent of this paper is to outline the major elements of that conflict, to demonstrate how the uncertainty and variety of threats to the canyons froze development by all parties, and, finally, to show that this state of confusion persisted long enough for a public spirit to arise which favored minimum development and the retention of pristine conditions.
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