Nature-Based Placemaking: A Natural Asset Focused Community Vibrancy Roadmap

IF 1 Q3 HOSPITALITY, LEISURE, SPORT & TOURISM
Ross Greedy, Elizabeth Perry, L. Goralnik, J. Fitzpatrick
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This paper explores opportunities for outdoor recreation and education programs to support communities working to sustain or increase community vibrancy. Vibrancy is necessarily linked to our natural environment and the quality of and access to natural environments can impact community vibrancy outcomes. Outdoor recreation access and experiences support relationships with place via natural assets. A community’s natural assets and associated recreation, ecosystem services, economic, and broader wellbeing benefits collectively serve to elevate community vibrancy. Nature-based Placemaking (NBP) is an emerging community development framework that builds on a community’s natural assets to bolster community vibrancy. NBP could serve as a roadmap for nature-based community vibrancy efforts, providing direction and considerations for navigating vibrancy related challenges and opportunities. This work provides an NBP overview, outlines embedded concepts that informed development of the framework, explores its initial application, and poses questions and pathways for expanding and refining the NBP framework for broader applicability.
基于自然的场所营造:以自然资产为中心的社区活力路线图
本文探讨了户外娱乐和教育项目的机会,以支持社区工作,以维持或增加社区活力。活力必然与我们的自然环境联系在一起,自然环境的质量和可及性会影响社区活力的结果。户外娱乐通道和体验通过自然资产支持与地点的关系。一个社区的自然资产和相关的娱乐、生态系统服务、经济和更广泛的福祉共同提升了社区的活力。基于自然的场所营造(NBP)是一种新兴的社区发展框架,它以社区的自然资产为基础,增强社区活力。NBP可以作为基于自然的社区活力工作的路线图,为应对与活力相关的挑战和机遇提供方向和考虑。这项工作提供了一个NBP概述,概述了为框架开发提供信息的嵌入式概念,探索了其初始应用,并提出了扩展和完善NBP框架以获得更广泛适用性的问题和途径。
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Journal of Outdoor Recreation Education and Leadership
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