The influence of visitor use levels on visitor spatial behavior in off-trail areas of dispersed recreation use

A variety of social and ecological factors influence the level and extent of ecological change that occurs in a park or protected area. Understanding these factors and how they are interrelated can help managers prevent undesirable ecological impacts, especially in areas without formal trails and vi...

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Published in:Journal of environmental management 2016-04, Vol.170, p.79-87
Main Authors: D'Antonio, Ashley, Monz, Christopher
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Behavior
Behavior change
Behavior modification
California
Change agents
Changes
conservation areas
Conservation of Natural Resources - methods
Consumer behavior
Consumer behaviour
Destinations
Dispersed recreation
Ecology
Environmental aspects
environmental factors
environmental impact
Generalizations
Geographic Information Systems
global positioning systems
GPS tracking
Humans
Parks & recreation areas
Recreation
recreation areas
Recreation management
Simulation
simulation models
Social factors
Spatial analysis
Spatial Behavior
Tourist attractions
Visitor behavior
Visitor use levels
Visitors
Wyoming
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