Journal for Nature Conservation

Preface
pp. 237-238(2)

Monitoring options for visitor numbers in national parks and natural areas
pp. 240-250(11)
Authors: Cessford G.; Muhar A.

Characteristics and needs of different user groups in the urban forest of Stuttgart
pp. 251-259(9)
Authors: v Janowsky D.; Becker G.

Visitor monitoring methods for managing public use pressures in the Danube Floodplains National Park, Austria
pp. 260-267(8)
Authors: Arnberger A.; Hinterberger B.

The science of visitor management in parks and protected areas: from verbal reports to simulation models
pp. 269-277(9)
Authors: Cole D.N.; Daniel T.C.

RBSim 2: simulating the complex interactions between human movement and the outdoor recreation environment
pp. 278-286(9)
Authors: Itami R.; Raulings R.; MacLaren G.; Hirst K.; Gimblett R.; Zanon D.; Chladek P.

Deriving artificial models of visitors from dispersed patterns of use in the Sierra Nevada Wilderness, California
pp. 287-296(10)
Authors: Gimblett R.; Lynch J.; Daniel T.; Ribes L.; Oye G.

Modelling visitor attendance levels subject to day of the week and weather: a comparison between linear regression models and regression trees
pp. 297-308(12)
Authors: Ploner A.; Brandenburg C.

Perception and reality of conflict: walkers and mountain bikes on the Queen Charlotte Track in New Zealand
pp. 310-316(7)
Author: Cessford G.

Resolving inter-group conflict in winter recreation: Chilkoot Trail National Historic Site, British Columbia
pp. 317-323(7)
Authors: Jackson S.A.; Haider W.; Elliot T.

Actual numbers and effects of recreational disturbance on the distribution and behaviour of Greylag Geese (Anser Anser) in the Neusiedler See – Seewinkel National Park Area
pp. 324-330(7)
Authors: Steiner W.; Parz-Gollner R.

The effectiveness of visitation proxy variables in improving recreation use estimates for the USDA Forest Service
pp. 332-338(7)
Authors: English D.B.; Kocis S.M.; Arnold J.R.; Zarnoch S.J.; Warren L.

NATURA 2000 – The influence of the European directives on the development of nature-based sport and outdoor recreation in mountain areas
pp. 340-345(6)
Authors: Pröbstl U.

Visitor management and ecological integrity: one example of an integrated management approach using Decision Analysis
pp. 346-354(9)
Authors: Rudolphi W.; Haider W.

Integrating multiple wilderness values into a decision-making model for Denali National Park and Preserve
pp. 355-362(8)
Authors: Lawson S.R.; Manning R.E.

Experience and management of recreational impact on the ground – a study among visitors and managers
pp. 363-369(7)
Author: Vistad O.I.