Mountain landscapes and communities are highly sensitive and vulnerable to climate
change. Tourism in mountain regions is highly dependent on natural resources and …

Climate change will alter opportunities and demand for outdoor recreation through altered
winter weather conditions and season length, climate-driven changes in user preferences …

Climate change poses great risks to winter tourism, and snowmobiling is one of the most
vulnerable recreation activities under changing climate conditions. Research on climate …

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 …

Visitation to parks will change with increasing climate changes. We examined how place
attachment may influence different types of climate-induced displacement at both the park …

Public acceptance of the reality of human-caused climate change has risen gradually in the
United States, reflecting cumulative impacts from scientific research and communication …

Popular snow-based, wintertime activities in Canada and elsewhere such as alpine skiing
and snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling require cold, snowy winters to …

Frequent visitors to natural areas may be more receptive to climate change messages and
more likely to act on their environmental values. To aid in developing targeted …

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 …

Ambient air pollution and rising global temperatures pose dual threats to the health and well-
being of urban residents, in part, through dissuading them from engaging in healthy, outdoor …