Titlebook: Quality-of-Life Community Indicators for Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management; Megha Budruk,Rhonda Phillips Book 20111st edition Sprin

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Book 20111st editionarks, recreation and tourism management are not as well known. The applicability of indicator systems for natural resource and natural resource area management within the parks and recreation arena is very high, including urban parks and recreation programs and their influence on quality of life. .T

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Introduction,e facility usage. Lloyd and Auld (2002) propose that person-centered criteria such as satisfaction with leisure experiences or attributes of leisure need to be included as well in order to offer a more comprehensive view. An underlying assumption of place-centered indicators seems to be for “policy

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Indicators and Standards in Parks and Outdoor Recreation,ement include ecosystem management, sustainability, adaptive management, and indicators and standards. Management of parks and outdoor recreation was an early adopter of all of these concepts, particularly indicators and standards.

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Leisure and Relationship to Quality-of-Life Satisfaction,’s health, their employment, their friends and family, and their leisure. But what exactly is meant by the term leisure? This chapter focuses on understanding the relationship between the three most common meanings of leisure, as time, an activity, and as an experience, and life satisfaction. In the

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,Expectancy Theory in Quality-of-Life Leisure Indicators – Influences for Integrated Resource Manageuring the last few decades. The numbers and varying needs of stakeholders have drastically increased, while methodology and tools to analyze and incorporate sometimes competiting demands have only increased piecemeal. It was hypothesized that surveys, based upon expectancy theory, could be used to c

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Development of a Tourism and Quality-of-Life Instrument,mplications is to strategically position the tourism industry politically. Currently, economic indicators are available, and the economic impact of tourism as an industry has been presented to legislators and policy makers in many countries, states, and provinces. Yet, often this information does no

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