Crowding is one of the most frequently studied phenomena in the outdoor recreation
literature, but almost all the research focuses on single populations or settings and …

Visual research methods have been adapted and incorporated into measuring standards of
quality for parks and outdoor recreation. This paper reviews and assesses this research …

As sustainability has become an important policy issue in tourism, it is arousing growing
discussion and criticism, and an increasing need to understand the nature of the limits of …

This book is a study of the social science research in outdoor recreationthe characteristics,
attitudes, and behavior of people who visit parks and related areas. A large number of …

A crowding perception model for the tourist city of Bruges (Belgium) is presented, identifying
a relationship between various personal characteristics, characteristics of others, density …

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Over the past decade and a half, visitor management frameworks and procedures have
been developed to address issues resulting from tourism and recreation use of areas. These …

This paper describes research to evaluate the use of a public participation geographic
information system (PPGIS) methodology for national park planning. Visitor perceptions of …

Because wildlife in the United States is publicly owned, management actions and policies
depend on public acceptance. This article uses a normative approach to describe and …

Overtourism has emerged as a common concept to describe the perceived negative impacts
that large numbers of tourists can have on destinations. Iceland is one of the destinations …