Evaluation of Visitor’s Satisfaction and Improvement Proposal in Saneum Natural Recreation Forest

최정환,; Weon, Kim Ki; 엄미란,; 최민호,; 문가현,

doi:10.34272/forest.2015.19.4.006

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“…In addition, convenience facilities include ticket offices, parking lots, restaurants, and other supporting facilities, and how to put them into use and where to set them should be fully considered. Fourthly, forest trails must be maintained and managed continuously to provide a good forest therapy experience (Lee and Kim, 2001;Choi et al, 2021). Science the trails are the most utilized physical resources among the forest recreation resource, which directly or indirectly affect the quality of forest healing activities.…”

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A Study on Residents’ Perception towards the Importance of Forest Therapy in the Central Region of China: Based on the Cases in Korea

Shi

Jeon

Kim

et al. 2023

J. People Plants Environ

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Background and objective: Recently, forest therapy has received strong support from the Chinese government and gradually embarked on the road of development. However, compared with South Korea, forest therapy started late in China. And it is still in the exploration stage of theoretical research and industrial practice. To study the development of forest therapy in China, we review the legal system and development of forest therapy in Korea. This study uses online surveys to help us understand the level of awareness of the importance of forest therapy in central China. And it also provides a reference for the further development of forest therapy in China.Methods: The methods used for this analysis were Chi-square test, one-way Analysis of Variance (ANOVA), principal component analysis (PCA), and one-way Multivariate Analysis of Variance (MANOVA) .Results: Our findings showed that the perception about forest therapy was significantly different among people with different educational level (χ² = 25.526, p < .001). The cognition of forest therapy is significantly different from the cognition of the importance of natural healing projects (p < .001) and pro-environmental projects (p < .001). Moreover, there was a significant difference in the perception towards the importance of 18 forest therapy facilities and 9 industrial development influencing factors with or without forest therapy awareness.Conclusion: The conclusion is that our participants have low awareness of forest therapy, but they have great expectations of forest therapy. In addition, the forest environment and emergency medical facilities reflect the recognition of the importance, including treatment programs, treatment facilities and factors affecting industrial development. Therefore, considering the successful experience of forest therapy in Korea, this study proposes practical measures to strengthen publicity, facility construction and treatment program development.

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Section: Fully Consider the Professionalism And Diversity Of The Fore...mentioning

confidence: 99%

A Study on Residents’ Perception towards the Importance of Forest Therapy in the Central Region of China: Based on the Cases in Korea

Shi

Jeon

Kim

et al. 2023

J. People Plants Environ

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A recreation satisfaction measurement of National Lakeside Wetland Park in Hefei based on structural equation model

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Desalination and Water Treatment

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Evaluation of Visitor’s Satisfaction and Improvement Proposal in Saneum Natural Recreation Forest

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A Study on Residents’ Perception towards the Importance of Forest Therapy in the Central Region of China: Based on the Cases in Korea

A Study on Residents’ Perception towards the Importance of Forest Therapy in the Central Region of China: Based on the Cases in Korea

A recreation satisfaction measurement of National Lakeside Wetland Park in Hefei based on structural equation model

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