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Explain how state and local governments provide recreation areas.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Discuss the differences in recreation efforts of the Park Service and Forest Service.
 
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Answer to Question 1

States and localities offer a large variety of outdoor recreational areas that range from parks to forests to museums
to swimming pools



Answer to Question 2

The facilities operated by the Park Service attracted over 272 million visitors in 2006. It was estimated that 800
million visits were made in 2000 to Forest Service sites, generating 11.2 billion in expenditures.




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