Flood reduction infrastructure is a vital aspect of many urban and peri-urban areas. To date,
the majority of flood reduction projects use traditional “grey” materials and techniques …

Abstract Information on recreation site amenities is often sparse. Not only does this
information scarcity have the potential to limit recreation activity, particularly if it causes users …

We used a stated choice experiment answered by 1335 German anglers and fit latent class
models to understand preference heterogeneity where context was accounted for by species …

The use of contingent behaviour style questions enables the presentation of scenarios that
extended beyond previous experience, making it a valuable tool for the examination of a …

The increasing number of visitors and conflicts resulting from shared use in valorising
sensitive wetlands make effective visitor and site management measures essential. In the …

Random utility theory is founded on the concept that an individual selects the alternative that
gives them the highest level of utility, given the individual's preferences and perception of a …

The Fisheries Act 2020 embedded recreational sea angling in the UK policy framework.
Policy and associated management strategies are improved when catering for diverse …

We used a stated choice experiment answered by 1335 German anglers and fit latent class
models to understand preference heterogeneity where context was accounted for by species …

Random utility theory is founded on the concept that an individual selects the alternative that
gives them the highest level of utility, given the individual's preferences and perception of a …

Using data on angler choices from the Marine Recreational Information Program (MRIP) of
the National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we demonstrate a level of racial …