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Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 2017 This study investigates outdoor recreation participation within a multifunctional landscape, a UNESCO Man and Biosphere Reserve. The reserve, the Kristianstad Vattenrike located in southern Sweden, has made a deliberate effort to make the experience of ...
Thomas Beery, K Ingemar Jonsson
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From rhetoric to knowledge based actions – Challenges for outdoor recreation management in Sweden
Journal of Outdoor Recreation and Tourism, 2014 This paper investigates how outdoor recreation is considered in the context of strong biodiversity conservation ambitions, and discusses the challenges associated with outdoor recreation management in two protected areas in Sweden.
Marie Stenseke
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The Effect of Forest Composition on Outdoor Recreation
Journal of Environmental Management, 2023Climate change will shift the composition of northern Minnesota forests from boreal to temperate by the end of the century. This shift in forest composition will likely affect outdoor recreation, a valuable ecosystem service and a key economic driver for the region.
Baishali Bakshi, Stephen Polasky
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Outdoor Recreation in the Biesbosch Area
1987Outdoor recreational activities are connected with the supply of and the demand for natural resources. Examples of outdoor recreation which may stress natural environment are visits to national parks, and activities in lakes such as fishing, swimming or canoeing (Murphy, 1985).
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2018
This chapter focuses on outdoor recreation and how Japanese Americans’ engagement with nature through leisure helped to strengthen their resolve and contribute to a sense of freedom. While they initially decried the barren environment of the camps and their surroundings, they soon transformed and forged intimate ties to the camp lands and waters.
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This chapter focuses on outdoor recreation and how Japanese Americans’ engagement with nature through leisure helped to strengthen their resolve and contribute to a sense of freedom. While they initially decried the barren environment of the camps and their surroundings, they soon transformed and forged intimate ties to the camp lands and waters.
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Introduction to Outdoor Recreation and Recreation Ecology
2019Here we define outdoor recreation, recreation impacts, and recreation ecology which are at the core of this book. The management of wilderness recreation in the USA is discussed as an example of how a recreation management system for protected areas operates, in particular how the National Park Service (NPS) has been controlled by legislative acts ...
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Outdoor recreation: an introduction
Leisure Studies, 2010by Ryan Plummer, London, Routledge, 2009, 354 pp., £29.99 (paperback), ISBN 0‐415‐43041‐0 Outdoor Recreation: An Introduction is aimed at students following courses in outdoor recreation, leisure, ...
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2006
Outdoor Recreation in America is back—fully revised and updated with significant new material. Now in its sixth edition, this book continues to lead the way in its comprehensive coverage of issues in this growing field. The authors Clayne R. Jensen and Steven P.
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Outdoor Recreation in America is back—fully revised and updated with significant new material. Now in its sixth edition, this book continues to lead the way in its comprehensive coverage of issues in this growing field. The authors Clayne R. Jensen and Steven P.
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2005
It is now widely recognized that recreation is as important as work. This book analyzes leisure and outdoor recreation in terms of both their management and their wider importance to society. Specifically, it: * clarifies the link between leisure, recreation, tourism and resource management.
Pigram, John J., Jenkins, John M.
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It is now widely recognized that recreation is as important as work. This book analyzes leisure and outdoor recreation in terms of both their management and their wider importance to society. Specifically, it: * clarifies the link between leisure, recreation, tourism and resource management.
Pigram, John J., Jenkins, John M.
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