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Qualitative Evidence to Inform Municipal Government Actions to Increase Recreation Space Usage and Promote Equitable Participation in Leisure-Time Physical Activity.

Authors : Belon, Ana Paula¹; Kongats, Krystyna¹; Nieuwendyk, Laura¹

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. Winter2024, Vol. 42 Issue 4, p1-21. 21p.

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Exploring Nature Dose Attainment across Racial Groups in Urban Parks and Trails.

Authors : Feuerhelm, Trey¹; Schneider, Ingrid E.¹

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. Summer2024, Vol. 42 Issue 2, p78-86. 9p.

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Motivations and Outcomes on Long-Distance Trails: A Case Study of the Means-End of Recreation Scale and Thru-Hikers.

Authors : Wilson, Nick¹; Hill, Eddie²; Gómez, Edwin³

Source: Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education & Leadership. 2024, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p19-34. 16p.

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A Pacific Crest Trail Quantitative Investigation of Land Management Issues.

Authors : Goldenberg, Marni¹; Schwab, Keri¹; Lier, Theo¹

Source: Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education & Leadership. 2024, Vol. 16 Issue 2, p1-18. 18p.

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Assessing Complexity and Stakeholder and Rightsholder Trust in Outdoor Recreation Management on the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail.

Authors : Rushing, Jaclyn Fox^1,2 ; Thomsen, Jennifer M.¹

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. Spring2024, Vol. 42 Issue 1, p87-98. 12p.

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Impacts of Leaf Removal from Trails on Trail Condition and Erosion.

Authors : Powers, Steven¹ ; Carswell, Seth¹; Barker, Shannon¹

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. 2023, Vol. 41 Issue 3, p17-29. 13p.

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Focus Groups of Park Administrators and Residents Regarding Dog Park Development and Success: A Case Study in Norfolk, Virginia.

Authors : Gómez, Edwin¹ ; Usher, Lindsay E.²; Centers, Kimberly T.²

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. Summer2023, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p85-99. 15p.

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A Behavioral Investigation of Preference for a Playground Sensory Maze.

Authors : Stanton-Chapman, Tina¹ ; Rhoades, Carla¹; Schmidt, Eric L.²

Source: Journal of Park & Recreation Administration. Summer2023, Vol. 41 Issue 2, p100-117. 18p.

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Comparing Support for Dog Regulations Among Adjacent Households and Other Visitors at a Multiple-Use Recreation Area.

Authors : Kooistra, Chad¹; Munanura, Ian²; Brown, Ryan²

Source: Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education & Leadership. 2023, Vol. 15 Issue 2, p49-61. 13p.

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Sustainable Land Management on the Pacific Crest Trail: A Qualitative Investigation.

Authors : Goldenberg, Marni¹; Schwab, Keri¹; Bilhorn, Terra¹

Source: Journal of Outdoor Recreation, Education & Leadership. 2023, Vol. 15 Issue 1, p46-60. 15p.

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Qualitative Evidence to Inform Municipal Government Actions to Increase Recreation Space Usage and Promote Equitable Participation in Leisure-Time Physical Activity.

Exploring Nature Dose Attainment across Racial Groups in Urban Parks and Trails.

Motivations and Outcomes on Long-Distance Trails: A Case Study of the Means-End of Recreation Scale and Thru-Hikers.

A Pacific Crest Trail Quantitative Investigation of Land Management Issues.

Assessing Complexity and Stakeholder and Rightsholder Trust in Outdoor Recreation Management on the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail.

Impacts of Leaf Removal from Trails on Trail Condition and Erosion.

Focus Groups of Park Administrators and Residents Regarding Dog Park Development and Success: A Case Study in Norfolk, Virginia.

A Behavioral Investigation of Preference for a Playground Sensory Maze.

Comparing Support for Dog Regulations Among Adjacent Households and Other Visitors at a Multiple-Use Recreation Area.

Sustainable Land Management on the Pacific Crest Trail: A Qualitative Investigation.

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