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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Grand Canyon National Park"”.

  1. Changing People, Consistent Experiences: 20 Years of Change and Stability at Grand Canyon National Park 1984-2004

    … in the overnight backcountry hiker population at Grand Canyon National Park (GCNP) between 1984 and 2004. Longitudinal studies of visitor behavior in wildland recreation settings have been relatively rare but offer great potential for the improvement of management, clarification of conceptual …

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  2. An assessment of the potential to use water chemistry parameters to define ground water flow pathways at Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

    … ground water flow pathways at the south rim of Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona. South rim spring, ground, and surface waters and one north rim spring were sampled from September 1992 through September 1993. Field measurements (pH, electrical conductivity, alkalinity, temperature, total …

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  3. Day hiker preparedness: assessing the roles of past experience, safety messages & knowledge of safety practices

    … preparedness behaviors of day hikers in the Grand Canyon National Park. In addition to that purpose, this study sought to integrate the theory of planned behavior and self-perception theory in order to better understand day hiker safety preparedness behaviors. Secondary data from a study on …

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  4. Stakeholder representation in park planning: localized place meanings at Grand Canyon

    … research explores stakeholder representation in park [pre]planning at Grand Canyon National Park through an examination of place meanings from a lived experience perspective. Using a combination of photo-elicitation methods and semi-structured interviewing this research offers a novel form of …

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