RIVER RECREATION EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES IN TWO RECREATION OPPORTUNITY SPECTRUM (ROS) CLASSES<sup>1</sup>

Wollmuth, Duane C.; Schomaker, John H.; Merriam, Lawrence C.

doi:10.1111/j.1752-1688.1985.tb00179.x

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“…Research considering visitor characteristics within and across the ROS categories exists (e.g., Kyle et al 2006;Wollmuth et al 1985), as do select assessments of visitor behavior such as response to conflict (Schneider 2000), physical activity participation (Wilhelm Stanis et al 2009), and response to terrestrial pest infestations (Schlueter and Schneider 2016). However, "the significance of specific places, which people come to know through experience, is not easily captured in resource and social assessments such as ROS" (Williams 2007, p. 31).…”

Section: Recreation Opportunity Spectrummentioning

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Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Wynveen

Schneider

Arnberger

et al. 2020

Environmental Management

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The importance of place in landscape management and outdoor recreation has been prominent in the literature since the 1970s. As such, calls to incorporate place into the management of parks, forests, and other protected areas exist. However, little work explores how place attachment may complement existing management frameworks. Hence, the purpose of this investigation was to explore levels of visitors' place attachment intensity across the six classes of the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS). Survey data collected in North America and Europe indicated there was more similarity in place attachment intensities among areas classified toward the less developed end of the ROS, while greater variation existed among the more developed sites. Observing place attachment across all six ROS classes allowed for a deeper understanding of the correlation between place and the management framework.

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Section: Recreation Opportunity Spectrummentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Wynveen

Schneider

Arnberger

et al. 2020

Environmental Management

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“…In the USA, Canada and Australia the term «river recreation» has a long life (Wollmuth, Schomaker, Merriam, 1985) -this is a river valley, in the riverbed of which landscape complexes aimed at the creation of a recreation-tourist culture were designed. A relief of flood is leveled, grasses are sown, lawns are mowed, bushes and trees are pruned, beach areas are cleaned.…”

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Optimization variations of valley-river landscape-technical systems of the Right Bank zone of Ukraine

Lavryk¹,

Volovyk²,

Maksiutov³

et al. 2022

Journ. Geol., Geogr., and Geoec..

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The aim of the research was to develop areas for optimization of valley-river landscape-technical systems (LTchS) on the example of the model region – the Right Bank of Ukraine. The research was based on the materials of the long-term field observations which were carried out in the context of the studies of F.M. Milkov about anthropogenic landscapes. The use of expeditionary and stationary research techniques made it possible to receive the required material for the development of the optimization options of valley-river landscape-technical systems. Six options/practices for the optimization of valley-river LTchS on the example of the Right Bank zone of Ukraine are suggested. Option A does not envisage a control regain over landscape-technogenic systems (LTS); it can be used locally. Option B1 is directed towards a partial restoration of the previous func- tions of the system and an episodic/occasional control over a technical block of LTS. Option B2 implies a total change of the economic purpose of LTchS with the aim of recreation. Option B3 consists in making a nature reserve of some landscape technogenic systems,in perspective the range/habitat of unique species of flora and fauna can be saved or restored on these territories. The restoration of a landscape-techno-genic system to the «operation» stage with previous functions is achieved when option C1 is used. Option C2 requires substantial capital investments, as it implies the creation of an absolutely new landscape-engineering system. For this option, projects have been developed to restore sections in the valleys of the Sob River (Gaisyn city, Vinnytsia region) and the Hirskyi Tikych River (Buky town, Cherkasy region). A layout of the optimized valley-river LTchS on the territory of the Right Bank of Ukraine was suggest- ed. The conclusion has been made that the use of one of the suggested options will not help improve the condition of all valley-river landscape-technogenic systems of the model region. Each river valley requires an individual approach in which the combination of all the above-mentioned directions will be used. The valley-river landscapes optimized with help of the presented scheme will form the image of nature of a present-day European state which will favour the establishment of the concept of well-balanced development.

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Tourism sectorization opportunity spectrum model and space partition of tourism urbanization area: a case of the Mayangxi ecotourism area, Fujian province, China

Tao

Liu

Deng³

et al. 2017

J. Mt. Sci.

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RIVER RECREATION EXPERIENCE OPPORTUNITIES IN TWO RECREATION OPPORTUNITY SPECTRUM (ROS) CLASSES¹

Cited by 8 publications

References 6 publications

Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Optimization variations of valley-river landscape-technical systems of the Right Bank zone of Ukraine

Tourism sectorization opportunity spectrum model and space partition of tourism urbanization area: a case of the Mayangxi ecotourism area, Fujian province, China

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Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Integrating Place Attachment into Management Frameworks: Exploring Place Attachment Across the Recreation Opportunity Spectrum

Optimization variations of valley-river landscape-technical systems of the Right Bank zone of Ukraine

Tourism sectorization opportunity spectrum model and space partition of tourism urbanization area: a case of the Mayangxi ecotourism area, Fujian province, China

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