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For example, road data was used for research of remaining roadless areas and in the creation of the annual Forest Landscape Integrity Index.

Under Dombeck’s leadership, the roadless rule was developed, which protected 58 million acres of the most remote national forest lands.

Dombeck out laid his proposal for roadless area management in a speech in 2000.

Crowley has also developed a system for transporting cargos and personnel to remote roadless areas, across Alaska's tundra, using specialized all-terrain vehicles called CATCOs that essentially float across the fragile tundra with low-pressure air bags.

An additional 1 million acres of roadless National Forest, private, and BLM land surrounds the designated wildernesses on all sides, for a total roadless area of 2.

Equally while the standard division contained a large number of motorbikes, trucks and mechanised vehicles, such transport was of limited use in the rugged, roadless jungles and the muddy tracks of the South West Pacific.

Great economic disparities existed between different areas of the country, with the north and east being relatively highly developed, rich and involved in export of goods, whereas much of the west was roadless, hardly developed and had a cashless subsistence economy with a growing dependence on the potato as the main food supply.

The roadless and inaccessible nature of the region made it ideal for some Simba rebels to retreat after their defeat in 1964.

Despite the impacts of mining, around 100,000 acres of the Elkhorns were still roadless in 1992; this included 85,000 acres of roadless National Forest land as well as adjacent BLM, state and private lands.

Methow Valley Citizens Council, after a decision by GOODWIN and FERGUSON, STEPHENS to reverse the Federal District Court of Oregon ruling that the Regional Forester did not violate any laws when he issued a special use permit for a ski resort development in a roadless area in Okanogan National Forest in Washington state.