Recreation Systems Development in Rural Communities: A Planning Process
Patrick T. Long, Lawrence Allen, Richard R. Perdue, Scott Kieselbach
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Patrick T. Long, Lawrence Allen, Richard R. Perdue, Scott Kieselbach
Abstract
This article uses experience in Colorado to present a protocol for establishing a recreation system in rural communities. Recreation development can be integrated with other dimensions of rural community life to enhance residents' perceptions of satisfaction with their community and, in the process, perhaps to attract visitors and help the local economy.
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This article uses experience in Colorado to present a protocol for establishing a recreation system in rural communities. Recreation development can be integrated with other dimensions of rural community life to enhance residents' perceptions of satisfaction with their community and, in the process, perhaps to attract visitors and help the local economy.
Key concepts: Recreation, Process (computing), Environmental planning, Perception, Business, Marketing, Geography, Sociology