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Miller Aubrey D. Vaske Jerry J. Squires John R. Olson Lucretia E. Roberts Elizabeth K. 《Environmental management》2017,59(1):50-67
Environmental Management - Parks and protected area managers use zoning to decrease interpersonal conflict between recreationists. Zoning, or segregation, of recreation—often by non-motorized... 相似文献
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Unmanaged recreation presents a challenge to both researchers and managers of outdoor recreation in the United States because
it is shrouded in uncertainty resulting from disagreement over the definition of the problem, the strategies for resolving
the problem, and the outcomes of management. Incomplete knowledge about recreation visitors’ values and relationships with
one another, other stakeholders, and the land further complicate the problem. Uncertainty and social complexity make the unmanaged
recreation issue a wicked problem. We describe the wickedness inherent in unmanaged recreation and some of the implications
of wickedness for addressing the problem for the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains in Colorado. Conclusions about the nature
of the problem are based on a problem appraisal that included a literature review and interviews of key informants. Addressing
wickedness calls for institutional changes that allow for and reward the use of trust building, inclusive communication, and
genuinely collaborative processes. 相似文献
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Visitor demographics, perceptions and their relationships are investigated to determine the problems and issues for outdoor
recreation, which has been a neglected part of the Turkish national park system, using the case of Termessos National Park,
located in the south of Turkey. The park is attractive for both its historical and natural resources. Five demographic characteristics
(gender, age, nationality, education level and income level) were used to test perceptions of the park resources, preference
for number of groups and perception of crowding. The data was collected via a questionnaire survey administered on-site. Chi-square
tests demonstrated that perceptions are significantly influenced by the nationality of respondents. Archaeological ruins were
perceived as the most popular park resource, and were more appreciated by the older age groups, French visitors and those
with higher education. Although the park was not perceived to be crowded, at least 25% of all age groups and 30% of all nationalities
preferred not to encounter any other groups, whereas a significant majority of Turkish visitors (over 95%) did not mind having
one or two groups present during their visit. Visitors with higher education and income levels preferred to encounter fewer
groups. At least 60% of the visitors were comfortable with the actual condition of the park. The trails, signage and brochures
were considered major problems. As an integrated part of the ruins, redesign of trails was perceived as necessary. Signage
was perceived to be the second most important problem, which is also related to trails and orientation, whereas brochures
were suggested as supplementary materials. 相似文献