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A National Scenic Area in the United States is a federally designated area of outstanding natural and scenic value that receives a level of protection that is less stringent than wilderness designation. Scenic areas are typically occupied or used in some manner by people and either cannot be considered for wilderness designation, or are seen as suitable for a wider range of uses than those permitted under wilderness designation.

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  • Área escénica nacional (es)
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  • Un área escénica nacional (del inglés: National Scenic Area), en los Estados Unidos, es un área designada por el gobierno federal por reunir un gran valor natural y paisajístico y que recibe un nivel de protección que es menos estricto que la designación como área salvaje (wilderness). Las áreas escénicas nacionales están generalmente ocupadas o son utilizadas de alguna manera por la gente y, o bien no se pueden considerar para su designación como zonas salvajes o son adecuadas para realizar algunas actividades no contempladas entre las permitidos en la designación de área salvaje.​ (es)
  • A National Scenic Area in the United States is a federally designated area of outstanding natural and scenic value that receives a level of protection that is less stringent than wilderness designation. Scenic areas are typically occupied or used in some manner by people and either cannot be considered for wilderness designation, or are seen as suitable for a wider range of uses than those permitted under wilderness designation. (en)
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  • A National Scenic Area in the United States is a federally designated area of outstanding natural and scenic value that receives a level of protection that is less stringent than wilderness designation. Scenic areas are typically occupied or used in some manner by people and either cannot be considered for wilderness designation, or are seen as suitable for a wider range of uses than those permitted under wilderness designation. The first National Scenic Area in the United States was Mono Basin National Scenic Area in 1984, followed by the much larger and more ambitious Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area in 1986. The Columbia River Gorge was in a region of outstanding natural beauty that was already heavily used by people. The designation of the Columbia Gorge was controversial, as it imposed a significant amount of federal control on public and private lands that had previously not been significantly regulated. Subsequent scenic area designations have been significantly less far-reaching, typically involving existing federal lands. (en)
  • Un área escénica nacional (del inglés: National Scenic Area), en los Estados Unidos, es un área designada por el gobierno federal por reunir un gran valor natural y paisajístico y que recibe un nivel de protección que es menos estricto que la designación como área salvaje (wilderness). Las áreas escénicas nacionales están generalmente ocupadas o son utilizadas de alguna manera por la gente y, o bien no se pueden considerar para su designación como zonas salvajes o son adecuadas para realizar algunas actividades no contempladas entre las permitidos en la designación de área salvaje.​ La primera área escénica nacional en los Estados Unidos fue el (Mono Basin National Scenic Area), designada en 1984,​ seguida por la mucho más grande y ambiciosa del en 1986 (Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area). La garganta del río Columbia está en una región de gran belleza natural que ya era muy usada por la gente. La designación de la garganta del Columbia fue controvertida, ya que impone una cantidad significativa de control federal sobre las tierras públicas y privadas que no habían sido previamente reguladas significativamente.​ Las siguientes designaciones de áreas escénica han tenido significativamente menor alcance, y suelen implicar la existencia de tierras federales. (es)
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