The use of recreational ecosystem services is highly dependent on the surrounding
environmental and climate conditions. Due to this dependency, future recreational …

Cultural ecosystem services represent nonmaterial benefits people derive from the
environment; these benefits include outdoor recreation opportunities. Changes in climatic …

Natural resource managers and planners must consider outdoor recreation's longrun
response to shifting population density, sociodemographic factors, land uses, and climate …

Weather, climate, and climate change all effect outdoor recreation and tourism, and will
continue to cause a multitude of effects as the climate warms. We conduct a systematic …

Abstract In Washington, Oregon, and California, ignitions from recreational activities
accounted for 12% of human-caused wildfires, and 8% of the area burned, from 1992–2020 …

This study examines the influence of drought indicators on recreational visitation patterns to
National Park Service units in California (USA) from 1980 to 2019. We considered mountain …

Resiliency and adaptation are increasingly prevalent in climate change policy as well as
scholarship, yet scholars have brought forward several critiques of these concepts along …

Abstract The US National Park Service (NPS), which manages over 85 million acres and
over 400 units, contends with myriad external drivers of ecosystem change that threaten …

Boş zaman değerlendirme alışkanlıkları toplumsal kalkınma için önem arz etmektedir.
Parklar, herhangi bir ücrete tabi olmaması, insanların yaşadıkları bölgede açık alan …

Interactions between climate, seasons, weather, and nature-based recreation and tourism
are complex and poorly understood, particularly at the level of the individual. This …