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6.黃德雄 2004,台灣長程遊憩山徑環境特質之研究,碩士論文,台灣大學地理環境資源研究所7.邱啟文 2004,溫泉水權總量管制之個案研究-以烏來地區為例,碩士論文,台北科技大學環境規劃與管理研究所8.行政院體育委員會 2002,台灣地區自行車道系統規劃與設置,行政院體育委員會
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10.行政院體育委員會 2005,台灣地區自行車道,體育場雙語化標示規劃與建置報告,行政院體育委員會
11.行政院體育委員會 2007,鐵馬逍遙遊-全台50條自行車道大蒐集,行政院體育委員會
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19.行政院農委會林務局 2002,國家步道系統設計規範期末報告,行政院農委會林務局
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二、英文
1.International Mountain Bicycling Association(IMBA)2007,Managing Mountain Biking-IMBA`S Guide to Providing Great Riding:(IMBA;Edited By Peter Webber)
2.International Mountain Bicycling Association(IMBA)2004,Trail Solutions-IMBA`S Guide to Building Sweet Singletrack:(IMBA;Edited By Peter Webber)
3.Gordon R.Cessford 1995,Off-Road Impacts of Mountain Bikes:SCIENCE AND RESEARCH SERIES NO.92
4.Gordon R.Cessford 1995,Off-Road Mountain Biking :A profile of participants and their recreation setting and experience preferences:Department of Conservation, New Zealand
5.Donna Green 2003,Travel Patterns of Destination Mountain Bikers:Ride the Shore Tours Inc
6.D. White et. al. 2006,A Comparative Study of Impacts to Mountain Bike Trails in Five Common Ecological Regions of the Southwestern U.S.:Journal of Park and Recreation Administration (Volume 24, Number 12)
7.Natural Resource Impacts of Mountain Biking 2004, A summary of scientific studies that compare mountain biking to other forms of trail travel
8.Ute Goeft & Jackie Alder, 2001,Sustainable Mountain Biking: A Case Study from the Southwest of Western Australia. Journal Of Sustainable Tourism, Vol. 9, No. 3,
9.International Mountain Bicycling Association(IMBA)1999, Advocacy Survey Summary:IMBA''s survey of members and non-members, focused on trail access, IMBA''s role, and local mountain biking opportunities.
10.Don Wier,Bibliography of Trail and Recreation Issues
11.Abstract on wildlife movement in the Livingstone River Area, SW Alberta.,Recreational Trail Use and Wildlife Movement
12.New research suggests that mountain bikes and boots leave equal wear and tear on trails. AMC Outdoors Magazine, April 2001,Trail Shock - Studies Weigh Mountain Biking and Hiking Impacts
13.Pam Foti & Dave White et.al 2006,Mountain Bike Trails:Planning &Managing Environmentally Friendly:Shimano American Corporation donation.
14.Montana Chapter of The Wildlife Society believes the expansion of outdoor recreational pursuits is causing adverse impacts to wildlife resources on public lands and waterways. Each chapter of the report addresses a group of Montana wildlife species and includes guidelines and recommendations designed to minimize the effects of recreation on wildlife and wildlife habitats. Effects of Recreation on Rocky Mountain Wildlife: A Review for Montana
15.Paved and singletrack biking brings $133 billion annually to the U.S. economy.2006,The Economic Impact of Bicycling in the United States
16.Simonsen,P. & Jorgenson,B. 1996,Cycling tourism:Environmental Sustainability?Unpublished Report,Bornholm Research Centre ,Denmark
17.Assessing and Understanding Trail Degradation: Results from Big South Fork National River and Recreational Area; National Park Service Final Research Report; by: Jeffrey L. Marion (February 2006):National Park Service Report Examines Trail Impacts and Solutions