Tourism growth, particularly in cities, is coming under increased scrutiny. However, even
often visited cities appear to find it difficult to agree upon a strategy to limit tourism growth …

This international compilation brings together current leading scholars in outdoor studies
from a variety of disciplines to bring to readers principal ideas and leading-edge …

Resource-based adventure activities have a unique potential to foster connections to place
that may assist park managers in simultaneously promoting enjoyable visitor experiences …

Q methodology is receiving growing interest as a research technique. Its use of factor
analysis and a well-defined methodological approach may appeal to quantitative …

While researchers increasingly address place meaning and place attachment as the
cornerstones for understanding human–place relations, the factors that make a tourism …

This paper presents a conceptual discussion of the relationship between urban and urban
proximate nature areas, recreation and spiritual experiences. The paper's discussion is …

Many recreation and sport activities that traditionally took place in natural settings are now
being made available to people in artificial settings. This trend raises fundamental questions …

Rock climbing is frequently constructed as a tourism practice that exemplifies rational, solo,
masculine quests to conquer the natural world. This paper troubles such gendered norms …

Tourism gentrification in traditional industrial areas presents issues regarding the
privatization of public spaces, transformation of public services to cater to tourists, erosion of …

The effects of the global waste crisis are actively reshaping the common worlds of early
childhood, resulting in ecological inheritances of what Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing has named …