The joy of bioresources: Sustainable forest-recreation connections

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Abstract

Forests have long-standing relationships with humanity beyond the material aspects. Recreation is an essential human need, and forests possess intrinsic values to support such a need in direct, authentic, and emotional ways. Quality recreation experiences can lead to a greater appreciation of bioresources and deeper support for forest conservation. The forest-recreation connections should be celebrated and sustained in this age of rapid social, environmental, and technological changes.

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Leung, Y. F., & Catts, G. (2013). The joy of bioresources: Sustainable forest-recreation connections. BioResources. North Carolina State University. https://doi.org/10.15376/biores.8.1.1-2

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