Climate change will affect not only natural and cultural resources within protected areas but
also tourism and visitation patterns. The US National Park Service systematically collects …

Climate change is affecting natural resources globally, altering ecosystems that support
outdoor recreation. In the western United States, effects such as warming temperatures …

Despite growing evidence that climate-related environmental changes impact cultural
ecosystem services (CES), a profound and nuanced understanding of such changes …

The increasing frequency and severity of forest disturbances challenge the sustainable
provision of ecosystem services by forests, and this is true even in regions with net forest …

This study examined the role of place attachment in determining visitors' willingness to
engage in climate friendly behavior in parks and support for management actions to …

Protected areas are important for ecological conservation while simultaneously supporting
culturally and economically valuable tourism. However, excessive visitor pressure strain …

Research scientists collaborated with federal land managers of two national parks and two
national forests to conduct a climate change vulnerability assessment and to identify …

Because of the perceived weather sensitivity of park visitation in Ontario, Canada, several
previous assessments have examined the impact of climate change. However, these …

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 …

This study examined urban park visitors' concerns, beliefs, decision to visit, and support for
management actions regarding climate change. A questionnaire was administered to 429 …