TEN PRINCIPLES OF OUTDOOR RECREATION: an excerpt from Studies in Outdoor Recreation Search and Research for Satisfaction (fourth edition)

Since the scientific literature on the topic was limited at that time, I probably came pretty close to finding and reading it all, and the book was published by Oregon State University Press in 1986. In 2021 I decided the book needed revising again. Because I was now retired (the ultimate sabbatical...

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Published in:Parks stewardship forum 2023, Vol.39 (2), p.341-346
Main Author: MANNING, ROBERT E.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Education
National parks
NEW PERSPECTIVES
Objectives
Parks & recreation areas
Principles
Recreation
Sabbatical leave
Social sciences
Society
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Summary:Since the scientific literature on the topic was limited at that time, I probably came pretty close to finding and reading it all, and the book was published by Oregon State University Press in 1986. In 2021 I decided the book needed revising again. Because I was now retired (the ultimate sabbatical?), I called on a group of my former graduate students and postdocs-now professors, practitioners, and consultants across the US and around the world-and they responded, working with me to review the latest research and update the book. [...]each recreation management strategy and practice can address multiple problems. [...]each of the six categories of management practices can be employed to advance more than one of the four management strategies, and this effectively expands management options exponentially.
ISSN:2688-187X
2688-187X
DOI:10.5070/P539260977