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OUTDOOR RECREATION
OUTDOOR RECREATION I
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An Exploratory
Study of the Changes in Benefits sought during an Outward Bound Experience
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STEVEN W. BURR, Instructor, and RICHARD J. G1TELSON, Associate
Professor, The Pennsylvania State University,
Department of
Leisure Studies
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Black/White Outdoor Recreation Preferences and
Participation: Illinois State Parks
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JOHN F. DWYER, Research
Forester, and PAUL H. GOBSTER, Research Social Scientist, USDA Forest Service,
North
Central Forest Experiment Station
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The Spiritual Aspect of’ Nature: A
Perspective from Depth Psychology
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HERBERT W. SCHROEDER, Research Social Scientist, North Central Forest
Experiment Station
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The Extent and Types of Recreational Opportunities within the State of
Maine for People with Disabilties
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DEBORAH SUGERMAN, Associate
Professor, Outdoor Recreation Department, Unity College
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Implications of Boy Scout Group Use of Public Lands for Natural Resource
Managers: A Regional
Comparison
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GAIL A. VANDER STOEP, Assistant Professor,
Leisure Studies and Resources, University of Massachusetts
OUTDOOR RECREATION II
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Recreational Programming in a Family
Campground: An Exploratory Study
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STUART P. COTFRELL, Research
Assistant, and ALAN R. GRAEFE, Associate Professor, The Pennsylvania
State
University,
Department of Leisure Studies
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Fear in the Outdoor Environment:
Description and Modification through Recreation
Programs
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ALAN EWERT, USDA
Forest Service, Pacific Southwest Forest and Range Experiment Station, and
ANDERSON B.
YOUNG, Professor and Chair, Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies,
State
University
College at Cortland
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Monitoring Visitor Experiences at Buck
Island Reef National Monument
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ALAN
R. GRAEFE, Associate Professor, and ROGER MOORE, Research Assistant, The
Pennsylvania
State University, Department of Leisure Studies
OUTDOOR
RECREATION PLANNING
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Shorebird and Boater Impact
Management Planning
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ROBERT D. DEBLINGER, Associate Director
for Natural Science, The Trustees of Reservations;
JERRY J. VASKE,
Associate Professor,
Department of Resource Economics & Development, University of
New Hampshire; MAUREEN P.
DONNELLY, Assistant
Professor, Department of Leisure Management &
Tourism, University of New Hampshire; RUSS
HOPPING, Research
Assistant, College of the Atlantic
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Vermont Lakes and Ponds: A Pilot Recreation Planning
Process
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DANIEL T. MALONE, Graduate Student, and JOHN J. LINDSAY, Associate
Professor, Natural Resources
Planning
Program, University of Vermont
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Environmental Glasnost:
Protecting a Resource You Do Not Own
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MALCOLM ROSS, JR., Resource Specialist, Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreation
River, National Park Service
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Lakes and Ponds Recreation Management:
A State-wide Application of the Visitor Impact Management Process
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JERRY J. VASKE, Associate Professor, Department
of Resource Economics and Development, University of New
Hampshire; RODNEY R. ZWICK, Assistant Professor, Department of
Recreation Resource Management, Lyndon State
College; MAUREEN P. DONNELLY, Assistant Professor, Department of Leisure
Management and Tourism, University of
New
Hampshire
INNOVATIONS IN OUTDOOR RECREATION
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River Recreation Management Opportunities in
Hydroelectric Relicensing
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JAMES R. BERNIER, Assistant
Ranger, USDA Forest Service, Cadillac Ranger District
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How the White Mountain National Forest Is Addressing Accessible
Recreation Opportunities for Everyone
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FRED KACPRZYNSKI, Recreation
Specialist, White Mountain National Forest
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Camp Initiatives Program
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KELLY SCHAEFFER, Graduate
Student, The Pennsylvania State University
STATE PARKS
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What Makes Dissatisfied State Park
Campers?
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MALCOLM I. BEVINS, Extension Professor, University of Vermont
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Resident Perceptions of Vermont
State Parks
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HERBERT E. ECHELBERGER and THOMAS A. MORE, Northeastern Forest Experiment
Station, USDA Forest Service
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Measuring Users’ Response to Higher
Recreation Fees,
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STEPHEN D. REILING, Associate Professor; HSIANG TAI CHENG, Assistant
Professor;
CHERYL TROTT, Graduate
Research Assistant, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics,
University of Maine
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Economic Effects of State Park Recreation
in Pennsylvania
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CHARLES H. STRAUSS, Professor, and BRUCE E. LORD, Research Assistant, School
of Forest Resources, The
Pennsylvania State University
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Impact of User Fees on Day Use Attendance at New
Hampshire State Parks
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ALLISON RECHISKY, Information Officer, New Hampshire Division of Parks &
Recreation, and
BRAD WILLIAMSON,
Assistant Administrator, New Hampshire Division of Parks & Recreation
MANAGEMENT OF RECREATION RESOURCES
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Counting Visitors at National Parks:
Concepts and Issues
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JAY
BEAMAN, Director, Socio-Economic Branch, and DICK STANLEY, Chief,
Socio-Economic
Information Division,
Canadian Parks Service
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The Effect of Trends in Forest and Ownership
Characteristics on Recreational Use of
Private Forests
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DONALD F. DENNIS, Research Forester, USDA Forest Service, Northeastern Forest
Experiment Station
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Wilderness Management Through Voluntary Behavior
Change: An Evaluation of the Pemigewasset
Wilderness Management Plan
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JOHN M.
HALSTEAD, Assistant Professor; CINDY M. BROWN, Former Graduate Assistant, and
BRUCE E. LINDSAY,
Associate Professor, Department of Resource Economics and Development,
University of New Hampshire; and ALBERT E.
LULOFF, Associate Professor, Department of
Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology, The
Pennsylvania State University
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Use of Paired Management Action Grids for Ease in Depicting
Differences Between Users’ and Managers’ Perceptions of Problems
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R. J.
STEELE, Assistant Professor, Department of Recreation and Leisure Services,
Springfield College, and JAMES E.
FLETCHER, Professor and Chair, Department of Recreation and Park Management,
California State University-Chico |
