Assessing Complexity and Stakeholder and Rightsholder Trust in Outdoor Recreation Management on the Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail

IF 0.7 Q4 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Jaclyn F. Rushing, Jennifer M. Thomsen
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The Pacific Northwest National Scenic Trail (PNT) traverses 1,200 miles from the Continental Divide to the Pacific Ocean. The portion of the trail in Northwest Montana and the Idaho Panhandle is at the nexus of a complex conflict situation involving outdoor recreation, wildlife conservation, and social-cultural values. This evolving conflict has gained national attention due to the diverse stakeholder interests and litigation against the US Forest Service, who administers the trail. The tension among the stakeholder groups and the various ecological and social-cultural dimensions at play illuminate the complexity of managing long-distance trails. Administrators of long-distance trails must evaluate and mitigate social, ecological, and cultural risks. This research note explores complexity and trust ecology among key PNT stakeholders, and discusses opportunities for incorporating trust research in transboundary recreation planning and research.
评估西北太平洋国家风景道户外娱乐管理的复杂性以及利益相关者和权利相关者的信任度
太平洋西北国家风景步道(PNT)横跨1200英里,从大陆分水岭到太平洋。这条步道位于蒙大拿州西北部和爱达荷州狭长地带,是一个涉及户外娱乐、野生动物保护和社会文化价值的复杂冲突局势的纽带。由于不同利益相关者的利益和针对管理这条小径的美国林务局的诉讼,这种不断演变的冲突已经引起了全国的关注。利益相关者群体之间的紧张关系,以及各种生态和社会文化层面的影响,说明了管理长途步道的复杂性。长距离步道的管理者必须评估和降低社会、生态和文化风险。本研究报告探讨了PNT关键利益相关者之间的复杂性和信任生态,并讨论了将信任研究纳入跨界游憩规划和研究的机会。
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Journal of Park and Recreation Administration
Journal of Park and Recreation Administration HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM-
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