People and Parks
Why People Visit Parks? The Role of Gender, Age and Education among Urban Park Visitors in Faisalabad
... that people have positive feelings while visiting ...visiting parks among the urban population of Faisalabad was the focus of this ...why people visit parks at various time of the ...the ...
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From ‘the people’ to ‘the citizen’: Municipal leisure in Manchester’s urban parks
... these parks for meetings and games and offers no prospect of the visitor’s individual enjoyment of the ...public parks were an evolution of those which originated in the Victorian period, they also ...
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Leeds Park Survey: Full Report
... urban parks : the life, times and social order of Victorian public parks as places of social mixing ’ (2015-2017), University of Leeds ...of people at the University of Leeds and Leeds City Council ...
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Revival of Public Parks in Wardha
... adjoining parks and people are willing to pay a higher price for such ...in parks as well as the various recreation programmes which are conducted in parks generate sizeable revenue which can ...
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Parks, people and pixels: evaluating landscape effects of an East African national park on its surroundings
... Parks can affect land use and livelihoods both directly through constraints on traditional activities as well as presentation of new opportunities, and indirectly by affecting perceptions of risk and uncertainty ...
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Dispelling Stereotypes… Skate Parks as a Setting for Pro Social Behavior among Young People
... using parks and public places are often stereotyped as being “up to no ...skate parks don’t meet the needs of all young people, there are usually few other community spaces where they can “hang out”, ...
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Is there an association between spatial access to parks/green space and childhood overweight/obesity in Calgary, Canada?
... each parks/green space varia- ble. Across all four parks/green space variables, we observed only one marginal finding: a moderate number of parks/green space per 10,000 people at the community ...
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Objectively measured active transportation to school and other destinations among 10–13 year olds
... and parks or greenspace with 69%, 39%, 37% and 32% of participants walking or bicycling to these destina- tions at least once over the 7-day measurement ...
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Seeing the Night Sky
... more people for its propensity for pristine, clear skies achievable through the ...Sky Parks Impact and Future Research Figure 4 demonstrates the outreach potential of Dark Sky ...Sky Parks, it takes ...
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PubMedCentral-PMC5289910.pdf
... the parks were observed; presence of (a) onsite marketing materials such as banners, signage, and posters, (b) moderate or more litter, (c) homeless people, (d) food vendors in or around the park, (e) dogs ...
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Different places for different faces : optimising the beneficial outcomes of Christchurch parks
... in parks and those who do not want dogs in parks at all or for dogs to be better ...many people but dog owners suggested that people needed to be better educated and more understanding about ...
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Infill Development and Research Parks: A Case Study Of The Piedmont Triad Research Park
... of people on the ...where people meet, attracting pedestrians back onto the street and helping to revitalize community ...more people, as there is increased economic activity when there are more ...
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Seasonal Influence in Traffic Related Air Pollutants Concentrations in Urban Parks from Porto Alegre, Brazil
... once people use public areas to perform physical activity and have a leisure time, which serves as a key strategy to main- tain and improve population health ...
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Decision making in conservation : a model to improve the allocation of resources amongst national parks : a dissertation presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Natural Resource Management at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... purposes”. Emphasis is also placed on the “sacred or aesthetic” attributes of national parks and the “needs of indigenous people” (IUCN-WCMC, 1994, p. 4). International policy frameworks on the protection ...
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INTER CITY PARKS AND VOLUME OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC FLOW IN ADO EKITI, NIGERIA
... Gwillan (2011) also attributed some of the transportation problems confronting cities in developing countries to increasing and rapid urbanization. He opined that Africa’s cities are experiencing rapid population growth ...
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From ‘the people’ to ‘the citizen’ : the emergence of the Edwardian municipal park in Manchester, 1902 1912
... the parks were not people’s parks in the true meaning of the term – parks were contested spaces in which people confronted each other without the possibility of the more delineated demarcation ...
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The Spatial Production of Public Parks and Counter-Public Non-Parks in Taipei
... implementation were dynamic and chaotic, including, other than the formal and informal housing clusters for military dependents, temples, churches, International House of Taipei, squatter houses for rural-urban ...
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What's that flying above my head?
... environments. What exactly counts as a public are and from when is it a private area? Private areas could be neighbourhoods, playgrounds, smaller parks and public areas could be inner cities, big and popular ...
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Introducing and Implementation of Pocket Parks in Iranian Parks by Using AHP Model (Case Study: Andisheh Park in Qazvin City, Iran)
... between people. The urban areas are included the areas which people have visual and physical ...is parks and urban green spaces that play an important role for making citizens’ ...of parks, ...
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‘Parks for Sport and Recreation’ Third Phase Evaluation of Impact Research Report
... of people and groups utilising community parks, means that improved toilet and water facilities should be a part of any future ...three parks, there will need to be adequate facilities ...community ...
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