Despite the fact that Europe is becoming more ethnically diverse, little is known about the
outdoor recreation habits of non-Western immigrants in Europe. North American research …

Studies on immigrants' recreational use of greenspace have tended to focus on ethnic
groups as homogeneous entities. In a qualitative study based on group interviews, this …

Immigrants are often described as 'under-participating'in non-urban outdoor recreation. Our
quantitative study among 1057 young adults of Chinese, Turkish and non-immigrant descent …

Western countries are facing serious political issues regarding integration and social
cohesion in multicultural societies and migration. Dutch society is engaged with these issues …

Current demographic trends indicate population growth for racial and ethnic minority groups
in the US is increasing considerably faster than the rate for the nation's population as a …

Relations between greenspace, immigration and society are emerging issues in policy and
science. However, up to now research has been fragmented and no overview of approaches …

Despite the growing cultural diversity in many European countries, nature recreation is still a
very “white” activity. Immigrants hardly ever visit non-urban green areas. Prior research has …

Ethnic diversity is manifest in public spaces by the presence of people originating from all
over the world. It is also manifest in typical ethnic spaces that are predominantly used by …

Migration and growing ethnic diversity pose new questions for forest and nature policy and
research, especially on the equality of access to natural areas. This paper compares …

Over the years, our understanding of the meaning of “culture” and the integral components
that interplay and shape (and re-shape) it have continued to evolve. In fact, culture may be …