Outdoor Recreation, Nature-based Tourism and Sustainability
This paper discusses the intersection of outdoor recreation, nature-based tourism and sustainability with a focus on equity, diversity and addresses both community and individual barriers.
Organization
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Publication Date
2019
Location
National or Global
Topic
Health
IDEA
Participation
Sustainability
Activity
Bicycling
Birding/Wildlife viewing
Camping
Climbing
Equestrian
Fishing
Hiking/Running
Hunting
Motorized sports (boat, snowmobile, ATV, etc.)
Paddling
Winter sports (downhill, Nordic, tube, snowshoe, snowmobile)
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