Introducing Management Actions to Unmanaged Campsites in Daisetsuzan National Park, Japan: A Discussion Based on a Reservation System in Taiwan’s National Parks

A limit on use is often practiced overnight in mountain national parks to reduce users’ environmental impact campgrounds and cabins or huts, where they spend most of their time. This study aims propose an appropriate management system mitigate the problems observed Daisetsuzan National Park’s unmanaged campsites. We looked into three Taiwan learn about established campground reservation system. collected information these through a literature review internet surveys. The distribution was mapped using ArcMap 10.8.1. They effectively reduced distance between adjacent controlled each campground’s area. done by tolerating some informal sites among online reservable campgrounds. results interview surveys with park managers showed that helped crowding problem. Introducing lenient system, support related stakeholders users, would be promising option soil erosion overuse campsites alpine zone other fragile environments worldwide.