Vol 36, No 3 (2018)

Special Issue–Latin American Park and Protected Area Management

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Introduction to the Special Issue on Latin American Park and Protected Area Management

Jasmine Cardozo Moreira

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Tourism Demand Analysis of the Federal Protected Areas of Brazil

Thiago do Val Simardi Beraldo Souza, Brijesh Thapa

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A 360° Approach to the Conceptualization of Protected Area Visitor Use Planning within the Aysén Region of Chilean Patagonia

Trace Gale, Andrés Adiego, Andrea Ednie

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Latino Outdoors: Using Storytelling and Social Media to Increase Diversity on Public Lands

David Flores, Karmon Kuhn

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Capacity Management and Tourism Distribution Channels: The Case of the Brazilian National Park of Fernando de Noronha, a World Heritage Site

Amalina Andrade

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Power Strategies for Ecotourism in the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago (Brazil) for Implementing Payments for Ecosystem Services

Carolina Dutra de Araujo, Max Krott, Christiane Hubo

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Turtles, Ticos, and Tourists: Protected Areas and Marine Turtle Conservation in Costa Rica

Carter A. Hunt, Erick Vargas

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Conservation Strategies, Protected Areas, and Ecotourism in Costa Rica

Ricardo Valverde Sanchez

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Changing a Brazilian Protected Areas Paradigm: Why Public Use is Not Just Optional

Ernesto Bastos Viveiros de Castro

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Regular Papers

Attitude Strength and Structure Regarding Privatization of Local Public Park and Recreation Services

Nicholas Pitas, Andrew J. Mowen, Derrick Taff, Benjamin Hickerson, Rama Radhakrishna, Alan Graefe

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The Effects of a Recreational Bike Path on Housing Values in Muskego, Wisconsin

Russ Kashian, Matthew Winden, Emmett Storts

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Programs That Work

Using a Feasibility Study as a Management Tool: A Case Study of Oklahoma State Park Lodges

Hung-Ling Liu, I-Chun Wu, Lowell Caneday

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Why Children/Youth Drop Out of Sports

Peter A. Witt, Tek B. Dangi

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Helping Parents be Better Youth Sport Coaches and Spectators