Adventure tourism operators have historically drawn upon a range of broad, multi-purpose
sustainability frameworks to provide experiences that are more ecologically and socially just …

Current “second generation” approaches to visitation in higher order protected areas are
based on biocentric management and monitoring that positions visitors as an inherent …

Field primatologists have ethical responsibilities that extend beyond study subjects to the
local human communities living near primate populations and their surrounding ecosystems …

This paper illuminates how norms associated with certain discourses of responsibility in
tourism operate and to what effect. Drawing on discursive and postcolonial perspectives, we …

Forest therapy is an emerging holistic health practice that uses multisensory immersive
engagements in forest settings to achieve health and wellbeing outcomes. Many forest …

In this progress report we call for nature-society geographers to give greater attention to
indoor environments as active political-ecological spaces. Nature-society geographers often …

Camping on Twitter, trekking in Google Street View, mountaineering on Snapchat.
Wilderness is dead. Long live Wilderness 2.0. In this paper, the term “Wilderness 2.0” refers …

This paper argues that field courses can improve college students' interest and engagement
not only in the environmental sciences, but also in the environmental humanities—including …

Abstract Leave No Trace (LNT) is globally the most widely accepted minimum impact
program and has been linked to behavior change and the maintenance of a range of …

If taken for granted, ideas about nature underpinning nature-based tourism will often
obscure or displace human livelihoods existing within a landscape. The result, whether …