Mapping interpretive services: A pilot study at Grand Teton National Park Visitor Study
Machlis GE, Ham SH, Van Every ME. 1983. Mapping interpretive services: A pilot study at Grand Teton National Park Visitor Study. CPSU/UI S83-3. Cooperative Park Studies Unit/University of Idaho. Moscow, Idaho
The management of parks, historic sites and other recreation areas is predominantly the management of human services. That is, their day-to-day administration involves the operation of services - from sewer systems to employee payrolls - more often than it involves the direct manipulation of the biophysical environment. The services required to operate a recreation area are diverse - transportation, room and board, medical and emergency treatment, maintenance, protection, and so forth.
- Type
- Published Report
- Authors
- Machlis, Gary; Ham, Sam; Van Every, Mark
- Date of Issue
- 1983
- Publisher
- Cooperative Park Studies Unit/University of Idaho
- Units
- EQD , GRTE , SSB
- Keywords
- focus group research, stakeholder (or public) survey research, visitor monitoring, Visitor Services Project, visitor survey research