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Keynote Address
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Making research more relevant: Give it a try!
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David
W. Lime
Crowding Issues in Resource Management
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Balancing tradeoffs in the Denali Wilderness:
An expanded approach to normative research using stated choice
analysis.
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Steven R. Lawson and Robert Manning
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Coping, crowding and satisfaction: A study of Adirondack wilderness hikers.
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Andrew K. Johnson and Chad Dawson
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Perceived crowding at Boston Harbor Islands National Park Area.
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Megha Budruk, Robert E. Manning, William A. Valliere,
and Benjamin Wang
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Transportation planning and social carrying capacity in the National
Parks.
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William Valliere, Robert Manning, Megha Budruk,
Steven Lawson, and Benjamin Wang
The Role of Information in Travel Planning Decisions
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Assessing information needs and communication behaviors of National
Forest summer visitors.
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James D. Absher, Brijesh Thapa, and Alan R. Graefe
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The commodification process of extreme sports:
The diffusion of the X-Games by ESPN.
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Chang Huh, Byoung Kwan Lee, and Euidong Yoo
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Marketing National Parks: Oxymoron
or opportunity?
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Alan K. Hogenauer
Demographic Trends in Outdoor Recreation Participation & Travel
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Wildlife-associated recreation in the North Central Region:
Participation patterns and management implications.
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Allan Marsinko and John Dwyer
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The New England travel market: Generational travel patterns, 1979 to
1996.
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Rod Warnick
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Welcome center research: How
valuable is secondary research?
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Lousia Meyer, Tara Patterson, Lori Pennington-Gray,
Andrew Holdnak, and Brijesh Thapa
Methodology in Outdoor Recreation Research I:
Interventions
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Unique programming: An
examination of the benefits of a free choice program.
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Dorothy L. Schmalz, Deborah L. Kerstetter, and Harry
C. Zinn
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Outdoor experiential-based training:
Motivational and environmental influences affecting outcomes.
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Teresa (Birdie) High and Alan R. Graefe
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Use of experience sampling method to understand the wilderness
experience.
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Lynn Anderson
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Encounters and the guided group trip:
Going “on-the-scene” to examine the situational interpretation of
encounters.
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Erin K. Sharpe
Leisure Motivations of Outdoor Recreationists
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Differences in SCUBA diver motivations based on level of development.
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Sharon L. Todd, Alan R. Graefe, and Walter Mann
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Skier motivations: Do they
change over time?
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Erin White and Lori Pennington-Gray
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Sociocultural perspectives of trapping revisited:
A comparative analysis of activities and motives 1994 and 2000.
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Rodney R. Zwick, Ron Glass, Kim Royar, and Tom Decker
Resource Management & International Tourism Development
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The impact of potential political security level on international
tourism.
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Young-Rae Kim, Chang Huh, and Seung Hyun Kim
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Future of the Korea National Parks:
A preliminary Delphi study of key experts.
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Byung-kyu Lee and Wilbur F. LaPage
User Satisfaction in Outdoor Recreation
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A preliminary analysis of Florida State Park satisfaction survey data.
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Andrew Holdnak, Stephen Holland, and Erin Parks
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Recreationists in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area:
A survey of user characteristics, behaviors, and attitudes.
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Robert C. Burns and Alan R. Graefe
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Visitor satisfactions: Backcountry and wilderness users in the White
Mountain National Forest.
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Chad P. Dawson, Rebecca Oreskes, Frederick
Kacprzynski, and Tom More
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Participants’ perceptions of the 1997-1998 Missouri State Parks
Passport Program.
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Yi-Jin Ye and Jaclyn Card
Environmental Knowledge, Concern, Behavior & Education
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An evaluation of Appalachian Trail hikers’ knowledge of minimum impact
skills and practices.
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Peter Newman, Robert Manning, Jim Bacon, Alan Graefe,
and Gerard Kyle
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Who cares and who acts? Different
types of outdoor recreationists exhibit different levels of environmental
concern and behavior.
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Mario F. Teisl and Kelly O’Brien
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Visitor behavior and resource impacts at Cadillac Mountain, Acadia
National Park.
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Rex Turner and Wilbur LaPage
Leisure Constraints of Outdoor Recreationists
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The effects of perceived leisure constraints among Korean university
students.
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Sae-Sook Oh, Sei-Yi Oh, and Linda L. Caldwell
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Exploration of the influence of self-efficacy on recreation
participation levels of individuals with visual impairments who use dog
guides.
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Laurlyn K. Harmon and Linda L. Caldwell
Urban Recreation & Development Issues
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An integrative concept for visitor monitoring in a heavily used
conservation area in the vicinity of a large city:
The Danube Floodplains National Park, Vienna.
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Arne Arnberger, Christiane Brandenburg, and Andreas
Muhar
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Linkages in the use of recreation environments across the urban to
ex-urban spectrum by urban residents.
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John F. Dwyer and Susan C. Barro
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The role, use and benefits of natural recreation areas within and near
residential subdivisions.
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Christine A. Vogt and Robert W. Marans
Economic Impacts & Non-economic Benefits of Tourism
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New York State’s 1999 agritourism business study.
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Diane Kuehn and Duncan Hilchey
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Rail-trails and special events: Community and economic benefits.
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Charles Nelson, Christine Vogt, Joel Lynch, and
Daniel Stynes
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Private business perceptions of transportation issues and the Island
Explorer Bus system at Acadia National Park, Maine.
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Rea Brennan, Marc Edwards, and John J. Daigle
Management Decision-making & Planning for Outdoor Recreation
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Integrating resource, social and managerial indicators of quality into
carrying capacity decision making.
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Peter Newman, Robert Manning, and Bill Valliere
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Redefining roles of science in planning and management:
Ecology as a planning and management tool.
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Greg Mason and Stephen Murphy
Impacts of Wildlife Viewing
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Elk viewing in Pennsylvania: An evolving eco-tourism system.
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Bruce E. Lord, Charles H. Strauss, and Michael J.
Powell
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Competing values: A case
study of Pennsylvania’s elk herd as a tourism attraction.
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Jeffrey A. Walsh and Leonard K. Long
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Impacts of wildlife viewing at Dixville Notch Wildlife Viewing Area.
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Judith K. Silverberg, Peter J. Pekins, and Robert A.
Robertson
Methodology in Outdoor Recreation Research II:
Instruments & Methods
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Effects of pretesting with the adventure recreation model instrument.
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Anderson Young, Lynn Anderson, and Dale Anderson
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Modeling nonlinear preferences.
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Donald F. Dennis
Personal Relevance, Involvement & Loyalty in Outdoor Recreation
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Psychological commitment as a mediator of the relationship between
involvement and loyalty.
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Joohyun Lee and Alan Graefe
Gender Issues in Outdoor Recreation & Resource Management
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Older Chinese women immigrants and their leisure experiences:
Before and after emigration to the United States.
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Ching-Hua Ho and Jaclyn A. Card
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Towards an understanding of gender differences with respect to
whitewater rafting preferences.
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Duarte B. Morais, Traci Zillifro, and Susanne
Dubrouillet
Trails over Land & Water: Issues of Multiple Use & Conflict
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Use and user patterns among Michigan licensed Off-Highway Vehicles
ownership types.
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Joel A. Lynch and Charles M. Nelson
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Recreation conflict of riparian landowners with personal watercraft and
motorboat use along the New York’s Great Lakes.
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Cheng-Ping Wang and Chad P. Dawson
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User preferences for social conditions on the St. Croix International
Waterway.
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Jamie Hannon, John J. Daigle, and Cynthia Stacey
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Security along the Appalachian Trail.
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James J. Bacon, Robert E. Manning, Alan R. Graefe,
Gerard Kyle, Robert D. Lee, Robert C. Burns, Rita Hennessy, and Robert Gray
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Trails research: Where do
we go from here?
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Michael A. Schuett and Patricia Seiser
Attachments to Places & Activities in Outdoor Recreation
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Visitor meanings of place: Using
computer content analysis to examine visitor meanings at three National
Capitol sites.
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Wei-Li Jasmine Chen, Chad L. Pierskalla, Theresa L.
Goldman, and David L. Larsen
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The importance of visitors’ knowledge of the cultural and natural
history of the Adirondacks in influencing sense of place in the High Peaks
Region.
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Laura Fredrickson
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Attachments to places and activities:
The relationship of psychological constructs to customer satisfaction
attributes.
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Thomas D. Wickham and Alan R. Graefe
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An exploration of human territoriality in forest recreation.
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Harry C. Zinn, Laurlyn K. Harmon, Brijesh Thapa,
Deborah L. Kerstetter, and Alan R. Graefe
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Community attachment and resource harvesting in rural Denmark.
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Rodney R. Zwick and David Solan
Poster Session
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The political economy of wilderness designation in Nova Scotia.
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Glyn Bissix, Leah Levac, and Peter Horvath
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The Westfield River Watershed Interactive Atlas:
Mapping recreation data on the Web.
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Robert S. Bristow and Steven Riberdy
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Park resources as an essential to urban societies.
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Kristin Dion, Doug Stefancik, Serena Hawkins, and
Robert Bristow
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Parks and recreation employment status:
Implications from a civil service perspective.
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Joel Frater and Arthur Graham
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Natural resources interpretation: The role of researchers – A new-old approach.
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Mark Gleason
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Mountain bike trail compaction relation to selected physical parameters.
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Jeff Hale and Rodney R. Zwick
Management Presentation
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Human preferences for ecological units:
Patterns of dispersed campsites within landtype associations on the
Chippewa National Forest.
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Lisa Whitcomb, Dennis Parker, Bob Carr, Paul Gobster,
and Herb Schroeder
Roundtable Discussions
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Creating recreation partnerships on private agricultural and forest land
in the urban Northeast: A case
study from the Great Meadows of the Connecticut River.
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Robert L. Ryan and Juliet Hansel
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Applied research opportunities in developed campgrounds.
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Carl P. Wiedemann
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Adapting the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS) for states lands
planning.
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Susan Bulmer, Linda Henzel, Ann Mates, Matt Moore,
and Thomas A. More
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It’s time to put the C.A.R.T. before the H.O.R.S.E. or Putting
Critical, Analytical, and Reflective Thinking before “Handyman” Oriented
Recreation Student Education.
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David L. Jewell
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