Proceedings of the Fourth Social Aspects and Recreation Research Symposium: February 4-6, 2004, San Francisco, California

Abstract

The Fourth Social Aspects and Recreation Research (SARR) Symposium was held February 4-6, 2004 in San Francisco, California at the Presidio of San Francisco, a component of Golden Gate National Recreation Area and at San Francisco State University. The theme was: Linking People to the Outdoors: Connections for Healthy Lands, People and Communities.

Titles contained within Proceedings of the Fourth Social Aspects and Recreation Research Symposium: February 4-6, 2004, San Francisco, California

• Linking People to the Outdoors: Connections for Healthy Lands, People and Communities
• Hispanic American views on the stewardship of federal land management agencies: an exploratory analysis of the Ethnic NewsWatch database
• Ethnicity and Urban Park Use: A Cross-Cultural Examination of Recreation Characteristics Among Six Population Subgroups
• Constraints to Outdoor Recreation among Ethnic and Racial Groups
• An Active Living Perspective on Recreation Research: Examples of Urban Trail Use and Suggestions for Further Involvement
• An Interpretive Analysis of the Relationship between Sense of Place and Perceptions of Landscape Change in a Gateway Community
• Effects of Trail Information on Physical Activity Enjoyment
• Seeing Eye-to-Eye on Natural Resource Management: Trust, Value Similarity, and Action Consistency / Justification
• Community Trust in Natural Resource Agencies: Case Studies from Illinois
• Information Needs and Communication Theory at Mono Basin Visitor Center
• The Utah Trails Initiative: Partnerships, Research, and Action
• An Analysis of Participation in Bird Watching in the United States
• Recreation Connections at the Regional Level: Public Access along the Sacramento River as a Multi-agency Effort
• Linking Outdoor Recreation and Economic Development: A Feasibility Assessment of the Obed Wild and Scenic River, Tennessee
• The Meaning Associated with the Experience of a Sea Kayaking Adventure among Adults with Visual Impairment
• Learning to Live with Off-Highway Vehicles: Lessons Learned from the Dixie National Forest
• Applying Recreation Survey Results to Recreation Planning for Water-Based Recreation Areas in California
• Using BAER Reports to Investigate Recreation Impacts of Fire Events
• Community Impacts from the 2003 Fires in Southern California
• Considering Ethnic Groups in Recreation Provision Decisions
• Helping Youth in Underserved Communities Envision Possible Futures: A Youth Development Approach in Practice
• Introduction and Welcome Address
• An Analysis of the Motivations of Oregon's Ranchers to Diversify into Agritourism
• The Relationship between Wildfires and Tourist Behaviors in Florida: An Exploratory Study
• Leisure Travel, Vacations, Constraints and Visitation to Natural Area Attractions: A Comparison of Residents of Barcelona, Glasgow, Los Angeles and Morelia, Mexico
• Building Connections among Lands, People and Communities: A Case Study of Benefits-Based Management Plan Development for the Gunnison Gorge National Conservation Area
• Visitors' Characteristics, Preferences and Perception of the Impacts of Public Use at Salto Morato Natural Reserve
• Soccer Participation and Self-Concept in the Lives of Girls of Color
• Understanding Great Salt Lake Bird Festival Visitors: Applying the Recreational Specialization Framework
• Recreation in Federal Lands in Central and Northern California: A Comparison of Forest-Proximate and Distant Residents
• A Successful Replication of the River Visitor Inventory and Monitoring Process for Capacity Management

Citation

Tierney, Patrick T.; Chavez, Deborah J. (Tech. coords.) 2004. Proceedings of the Fourth Social Aspects and Recreation Research Symposium: February 4-6, 2004, San Francisco, California. San Francisco, CA: San Francisco State University, Department of Recreation and Leisure Studies