From supply to demand factors: What are the determinants of attractiveness for outdoor recreation?

Tardieu, Léa; Tufféry, Laetitia

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2019.03.022

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“…The concept of ecosystem services (ES) remains underused in supporting practical decisions in conservation / development plans and programs. One of the most important factors explaining this non-consideration is the lack of information describing the nature-society relationship in environmental and economic analyses [7]. Foreign scientists define ecosystem services as "a set of ecosystem functions that are beneficial to humans" [8; 9].…”

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confidence: 99%

Optimization of forest ecosystem recreational services formation in conditions of decentralization in Ukraine

Holubchak¹,

Korol²,

Melnychuk³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 2019 7th International Conference on Modeling, Development and Strategic Management of Economic System (MDSM

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One of the main conditions for increasing the level of ecosystem service delivery through the prism of decentralization is in-depth analysis and monitoring of the state of ecosystems, which will allow the development of priority services on a fee basis. The article shows the influence of the integrated territorial communities (ITC) on the activities of the territorial and recreational system, which allowed to optimize the costs of recreation facilities. The classification of forest ecosystem services according to the evaluation indicators has been systematized. From a practical point of view, the model of the optimal functioning organization of the recreational object was adapted, which was preceded by the analysis of forestry, which allowed to determine the capacity of a single recreational load. The model of recreational object optimum functioning organization on the example of forestry was built, which allows to increase the recreation on the objects of recreation. A descriptive model of the recreational area, the key object of which is the complex of ecosystem services of forest located in the territory of the ITC is proposed. Its structure offers the arrangement of recreation rooms in the territory of the forestry for temporary stay, which will allow to generate income. The issue of income in the part of recreation is quite painful, since recreational places are free for recreation.

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Optimization of forest ecosystem recreational services formation in conditions of decentralization in Ukraine

Holubchak¹,

Korol²,

Melnychuk³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 2019 7th International Conference on Modeling, Development and Strategic Management of Economic System (MDSM

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“…Among scientists-foreigners who dealt with the problems of economic and mathematical modeling of demand for recreational forest use can be noted next works: Nicolas Borzykowski, Andrea Baranzini and David Maradan [1], Anna Bartczak, Jeffrey Englin and Arwin Pang [2], Arne Arnberger1, Martin Ebenberger, Ingrid E. Schneider, Stuart Cottrell, Alexander C. Schlueter, Eick von Ruschkowski, Robert C. Venette, Stephanie A. Snyder and Paul H. Gobster [3], Paula Simo˜es, Eduardo Barata and Luis Cruz [4], Léa Tardieu and Laëtitia Tuffery [5], Mariusz Ciesielski and Krzysztof Stereńczak [6] and others.…”

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“…LéaTardieu and LaëtitiaTuffery in their paper "From supply to demand factors: What are the determinants of attractiveness for outdoor recreation?" [5] developed a novel method to predict, in spatially explicit terms, the recreation attractiveness potential combining supply and demand factors. This method is based on the combination and transfer of a Lancasterian function of biophysical aspects and a travel cost model based on agents' sociodemographic characteristics.…”

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“…The results demonstrate first that the biophysical context plays a large role in the recreational trip choice and thus should not be ignored in travel cost studies. Second, from a policy guidance perspective, we show that providing spatial information appears particularly critical for ES to be a useful lever for action in day-to-day decision-making [5]. Mariusz Ciesielski and Krzysztof Stereńczak [6] have been analyzed.…”

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Economic and Mathematical Modeling of Demand for Recreational Forest Management in Ukraine

Kneysler¹,

Zhurba²,

Spasiv³

et al. 2019

Proceedings of the 2019 7th International Conference on Modeling, Development and Strategic Management of Economic System (MDSM

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The article is devoted to the research of recreational forest management problems Based on the review of scientific works of foreign and domestic scientists, the main aspects of economic and mathematical modeling of the demand for recreational forest use and the main criteria for the attractiveness of recreational forest areas for recreation have been determined. An economic and mathematical model of determining the demand for recreational services, which is based on the study of the behavior and interests of the recreation, is proposed. Taking into account the economic criteria of the demand model, a mathematical model is proposed that realizes the search for the optimal recreation strategy based on the criterion of financial constraints and maximization of total usefulness. The results of the proposed models testing on one of the average forestry showed that the strategic behavior of the recreant, taking into account the economic criterion, is to minimize the total cost of the recreational process. The modeling results show that this recreational facility is in demand. The model can be adapted to other conditions of recreational areas functioning.

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“…Nature-based outdoor recreation, as an ES, has been studied and spatially defined using various methodological approaches. Most commonly used methods combine GIS models with participatory approaches applied in different scales -at a local level (Nahuelhual et al 2013;Kienast et al 2012;de Vries and Goossen 2002), at regional level (Tardieu and Tuffery 2019;Kliskey 2000;Koniak et al 2011;Birch et al 2014;Garnache et al 2018;Yuxi et al 2018;Sonter et al 2016), at a national and supranational level (Willibald et al 2019;Balzan and Debono 2018;Vallecillo et al 2019).…”

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Mapping the natural heritage as a source of recreation services at national scale in Bulgaria

Ihtimanski¹,

Nedkov²,

Semerdzhieva³

2020

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Natural heritage includes natural features or natural areas of outstanding universal value. At a national level, this value refers to the importance of ecosystems which can be considered as the spatial units representing the natural heritage of the particular area in terms of their values to people. Nature-based outdoor recreation represents an important service that interests millions of people and contributes to connecting them to nature, but it may also cause negative impacts in the form of pollution, erosion and habitats loss. We apply the ESTIMAP recreation model which provides a framework for a spatially-explicit assessment of local outdoor recreation and use it to identify and assess the natural heritage as a source of recreation services at a national level in Bulgaria. At the first stage of the study, we identify the natural heritage and the data sources to represent it in a spatially-explicit way. Then, we apply the module for recreation potential to assess the potential of the natural heritage to provide a recreation ecosystem service. At the third stage, the accessibility of the natural heritage is assessed in order to specify how the potential identified at the previous step can be really used. Finally, the recreation potential and accessibility are integrated into the recreation opportunity spectrum in order to develop the maps representing the ecosystem service supply provided by the natural heritage. The results are presented in form of a recreation potential map that reveals the capacity of natural heritage to provide the recreation potential, map of the accessibility of the natural heritage and map of the recreation opportunity spectrum representing the combination between the first two maps. The maps will be used for the development of an innovative geospatial platform designed to facilitate the access of the Bulgarian natural heritage to the European common knowledge and innovation markets. The results on the accessibility and recreation opportunity spectrum contribute to the development of the model in areas which were not covered by previous applications at the EU scale.

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From supply to demand factors: What are the determinants of attractiveness for outdoor recreation?

Cited by 44 publications

References 47 publications

Optimization of forest ecosystem recreational services formation in conditions of decentralization in Ukraine

Optimization of forest ecosystem recreational services formation in conditions of decentralization in Ukraine

Economic and Mathematical Modeling of Demand for Recreational Forest Management in Ukraine

Mapping the natural heritage as a source of recreation services at national scale in Bulgaria

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