Improved understanding of human-nature interactions is crucial to conservation science and
practice, but collecting relevant data remains challenging. Recently, social media have …

Social media data are transforming sustainability science. However, challenges from
restrictions in data accessibility and ethical concerns regarding potential data misuse have …

Social media is increasingly recognised as an important source of information about a wide
range of issues, including nature-based tourism. We assess the current state of the …

Social media are being increasingly used to inform visitor use management in parks and
protected areas. We review the state of the scientific literature to understand the ways social …

A key challenge for sustainability is protecting water-related ecosystems and the services
(WESs) they provide while enhancing food security. Food production usually drives land use …

Effective quantification of visitation is important for understanding many impacts of the
COVID-19 pandemic on national parks and other protected areas. In this study, we mapped …

There is a growing body of literature investigating whether social media posts can improve
understanding spatial density in relation to urban park use and how park facilities play a role …

In the spring of 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic changed the daily lives of people around the
world. In an effort to quantify these changes, Google released an open-source dataset …

Social media data are increasingly utilised as a low-cost alternative to visitor surveys in
characterising nature-based recreation. However, the information available on individual …

Outdoor and nature-based recreation provides countless social benefits, yet public land
managers often lack information on the spatial and temporal extent of recreation activities …