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(Lincoln College. Horticulture Department. Landscape Architecture Section., 1976)Recreation demand on the coastal fringe of South Island between Greymouth and Westport is increasing and there is need for a study of this impact, with particular reference to its probable effect on the camping ground at Punakaiki, and the need to restruc ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1984)Volume One presents an account of a comprehensive planning system developed for NZ Forest Service recreation operations in Westland Conservancy. Section Two backgrounds Forest Service involvement in recreation management planning and the evolution of t ...
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(Lincoln University, 2001)Increasing numbers of individuals are training for careers as outdoor-adventure leaders. Decision-making training delivered by programmes of outdoor leadership is informed predominantly by classical decision theory. Students are taught to employ procedure ...
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(Lincoln University. Human Sciences Division., 2001-02)This study examines the public's views of their access rights to the New Zealand countryside for outdoor recreation. A questionnaire survey of 300 Christchurch residents was conducted in December 2000/ January 2001 to investigate people's knowledge of ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983)Outdoor recreational activities constitute a major use of the South Island mountain lands. The commercial recreational industry has a key role in servicing the needs of both overseas and New Zealand recreationists. The industry has experienced rapid growt ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1983)As the pressures of modern life increase, more and more people are turning to a wide variety of outdoor pursuits to fill their leisure hours. While some are content to walk and jog, other more determined individuals seek out and climb steep and airy rock ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1973)The objective of this study is to access the potentials and limitations of the Sandy Point Domain, Invercargill. It is to form the basis for a recreational policy statement by the Invercargill City Council on planning of the Domain, so that the most desir ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1982)This dissertation looks at the users of the St. James Walkway over the summer of 1981-82. The first chapter provides a background to the study, to the St. James area, and to the walkway's concept. Chapter Two describes the methods employed to survey the w ...
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(Lincoln College, University of Canterbury, 1982)The New Zealand Walkway system is a concept designed to provide a network of tracks giving the public safe, unimpeded foot access to the countryside, and ultimately to establish tracks traversing New Zealand from Cape Reinga to Bluff. The objectives, phil ...
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(Lincoln University, 1991)This thesis describes the evolution and development of interpretation in the national parks of New Zealand. It illustrates the meanings and roles ascribed to interpretation by national park and environmental agency managers. Naturalistic research metho ...