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What was the U.S. population the year you were born?

 
PowerPoint presentation of Course Introduction Print Lecture Notes as pdf file
Course Introduction
(Lesson 1 & 2)
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Classical Theories of Play & Recreation

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Classical Theories of Recreation
(Lesson 3)

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Historical Development
  (Lesson 4 & 5)

Artists Role
(Lesson 6)


  

 

Justification for Public Provision of Natural Resource Based Recreation Services

  (Lesson 7)


(Lesson 8, 9 & 10)
 

(Lesson 11, 12 & 13)
 
Article: 

Edgework: A Social Psychological Analysis
of Voluntary Risk Taking

Class Presentation:

Peak, Flow and Edgework class notes
 
 
(Lesson 14)

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Lesson 15

 

 

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Executive Summary--Elk Hunter Survey

 

 
PowerPoint slides on Diversity, Equity & Quality Print Lecture Notes 6 per page  

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Phases of the Recreation & Tourism Experience (PowerPoint presentation) PRINT 5 Phases Lecture Notes from Adobe Acrobat pdf file (Lesson 16)  

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Crowding, Conflict & Displacement (VIEW PowerPoint slides) PRINT Crowding/Displacement Lecture Notes from Adobe Acrobat pdf file (Lesson 17) Click on image to print 6 slides per page.
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Management Strategies  (view PowerPoint presentation) PRINT Management Strategies Lecture Notes from  Adobe Acrobat pdf file (Lesson 19, 20, 21)
  
 

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VIEW Recreation Carrying Capacity (PowerPoint slides) PRINT Recreation Carrying Capacity Notes 3 per page (pdf file) (Lesson 22, 23) Click HERE to print
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LAC Planning System (VIEW PowerPoint slides) PRINT LAC Planning System Lecture Notes (pdf) (Lesson 24) Click HERE to print 6 slides per page.
Vandalism in Recreation Sites 

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Print Handout of Vandalism in Recreation Sites

(Lesson 25)

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View PowerPoint show of Principles of Resource-based Tourism Print pdf file of Principles of Resource-based Tourism Click on image to print 6 slides per page.
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Major Types of Tourism   Click on image to print this slide.
National Parks Service
Natural Sounds Program

 

Eavesdropping on America's National Parks

Turning the Volume Down at the Grand Canyon

 


 
Elements of a Behavioral Definition of Outdoor Recreation  

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Management Goals
For The Overflights and Natural Soundscape Program

 
 
Fire at Taylor Ranch   Power Point 39.6MB "right click and save target as..."    Fire at Taylor Ranch
   August 13, 2000
  
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Academic, Professional, and Trade Organizations

  AGENCY QUIZ

Academic/Professional

 

American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration

http://wwwrpts.tamu.edu/Aapra/index.html

American Association for Leisure and Recreation

http://www.aahperd.org/aalr/aalr-main.html

American Fisheries Society

http://www.fisheries.org/

Association for Experiential Education

http://www.aee.org/

Association of American Geographers, Recreation, Tourism and Sport Specialty Group

http://www.aag.org/

Canadian Association for Leisure Studies

http://www.eas.ualberta.ca/elj/cals/home.htm

Canadian Parks and Recreation Association

http://www.cpra.ca/

Human Dimensions of Wildlife

http://www.cnr.colostate.edu/~hdnru/hdw.html

International Ecotourism Society (formerly the Ecotourism Society)

http://www.ecotourism.org/

National Association for Interpretation

http://www.nai-link.org/

National Association of Recreation Resource Planners

http://www.narrp.org/

National Recreation and Park Association

http://www.activeparks.org/

Rural Sociological Society

http://www.ruralsociology.org/

Science and Management of Protected Areas Association (SAMPAA)

http://131.162.132.12/sampaa/index.html

Society of American Foresters

http://www.safnet.org/

Society of Park and Recreation Educators

http://www.activeparks.org/branches/spre/

The Wildlife Society

http://www.wildlife.org/

Travel and Tourism Research Association

http://www.ttra.com/

Trade/Non-Profit

 

Access Fund

http://www.accessfund.org/

Adventure Travel Society

http://www.adventuretravel.com/

American Alpine Club

http://www.americanalpineclub.org/index.htm

American Hiking Society

http://www.americanhiking.org/ 

American Recreation Coalition

http://www.funoutdoors.com/

American Trails

http://www.americantrails.org/

American Whitewater Affiliation

http://www.awa.org/

Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society

http://www.cpaws.org/

National Forest Recreation Association

http://www.nfra.org/

National Park Foundation

http://www.nationalparks.org/index.html

National Parks and Conservation Association

http://www.npca.com/flash.html

Outdoor Recreation Coalition of America

http://www.orca.org/

The Wilderness Society

http://www.wilderness.org/

World Leisure and Recreation Association

http://www.worldleisure.org/

World Tourism Organization

http://www.world-tourism.org/omt/wtich.htm

 

Go to "Assignments" page to see review questions for Final Exam

 

RRT 287  --  Principles of Resource Recreation & Tourism

Typical  Review Questions for Final Exam

1.           What is the ROS and what are the six zones that are described under the ROS?

2.           What are the five phases of the Outdoor Recreation Experience?

3.           How are ecotourism, cultural tourism, nature-based tourism, and adventure tourism related and how do they differ?

4.           What are the roles of land management agencies and private entrepreneurs (both large and small) in delivering tourism opportunities?

5.           What does LAC mean?  What is at the heart of the LAC process?

6.           What are the elements of a behavioral definition of outdoor recreation?  Explain with an example.

7.           What are some examples of indicators that could be used in the LAC process?

8.           What are some examples of standards that could be used with LAC indicators?

9.           What are some disadvantages and some advantages of the LAC process?

10.        Recreation carrying capacity focuses people’s attention on the wrong question.  What is that wrong question? Why is this the wrong question?

11.        Define recreation carrying capacity and underline the key components of this definition.

12.        Why is the link between satisfaction and crowding so often very weak in outdoor recreation?

13.        What is recreation displacement?  Give two examples. Can you give an example of people who no longer use a recreation area but the reason they no longer come is NOT recreation displacement?

14.        What is asymmetrical antipathy in outdoor recreation?  Give two different examples.

15.        What is the last settler syndrome?  Why should a manager even care (or what will happen if the manager doesn’t recognize this syndrome?

16.        Describe two ways that peak/flow experiences or edgework may affect natural resource based recreation and tourism management.

17.        What two theories of recreation help to explain intense recreation activities?

18.        List and describe 3 characteristics of peak experiences; List and describe 3 characteristics of flow experiences; List and describe 3 characteristics of edgework.

19.        What are the important elements of marketing to the resource recreation and tourism industry?

20.        How does the behavioral definition of outdoor recreation differ from the activity definition (be sure to list the essential elements)?  Using the behavioral definition, can you explain how an activity like bicycling changes depending upon the physical, social, and managerial setting?

21.        How do people’s perception of carrying capacity (relative to encounters) differ for a wilderness versus a cocktail party.  Could you graphically display this comparison?

22.        In large outdoor recreation areas there are different kinds of capacities that serve to limit how many people can use a particular area or site, such as, facilities capacities, physical capacities, ecological capacities, and social capacities.  Can you explain these and give examples of these?

23.        Define recreation conflict and explain by giving two examples.

24.        What is crowding and how is it related to privacy, personal space, and territoriality?

25.        What is temporal zoning and give two examples of how it can be used in recreation management.

26.        The five major allocation techniques to ration visitation are Reservation, Lotteries, Queuing, Price, and Merit.  Describe each and give an example of how each is used in recreation management.

27.        Describe the difference between the terms ethnicity and race.

28.        What was the most surprising thing you learned while doing your interview assignment?

29.   What is recreation specialization? How can public land managers AND the private entrepreneurs use recreation specialization in their day-to-day operations?  (give some examples)

30.    What are two important norms that affect how people behave in recreation settings, especially concerning vandalism and depreciative behavior?

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