Outdoor Recreation in SES/STS

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Presentation transcript:

Outdoor Recreation in SES/STS Bill Overbaugh, UA Ph.D Student Advisors - Lil Alessa, Terry Chapin, Andy Kliskey, Andre Rosay

How the Recreation System Fosters Community Resilience First look at Recreation through the Resilience lense Recreation Services - Ecosystem Services Recreation Services are beneficial outcomes that improve the human condition through the recreation system.

Recreation Services Individual Social Economic Environmental

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers

Recreation System - Community Resilience Framework System Inputs Recreationists and Service Providers interrelate within the Community and Green Space System Outputs Positive and negative recreation Activity, Experience, Setting, and Outcome opportunities are produced. System Outcomes Beneficial and detrimental outcomes emerge and feedback to visitors, community residents, off-site individuals, business providers, the community, economy, and the environment. Community Green Space Outputs Outcomes (+/-) Recreationists Service Providers System Throughputs Recreationists and Service Providers interface with the Community Infrastructure and Green Space settings.

Recreation Services/Outcomes Data on Outcomes can be obtained Outcomes can be mapped and anchored to the landscape Positive Outcomes can be managed for. Negative Outcomes can be mitigated.

Contact Information Bill Overbaugh 907-271-5508 Bill_Overbaugh@ak.blm.gov

Hypothesis Increased diversity in recreation activities, settings, experiences and beneficial outcomes at the neighborhood scale leads to increased community resilience and adaptive capacity.

Managing for Beneficial Outcomes Once you known the outcomes that are produced in a recreation setting: Set an outcome-based management objective. Prescribe setting conditions to facilitate the outcomes. Identify a service delivery network to achieve setting conditions and outcome-based management objective.