Table of Contents
Preface — The Wildland-Urban Interface: Issues, Challenges, and Opportunities — Research in the Wildland-Urban Interface: Directions and Issues — Issues and Opportunities on the Urban Forest Interface — Wildland Recreation and Urban Society: Critical Perspectives — Cultural Diversity and Ethnicity — Ethnic Identity: A New Avenue for Understanding Leisure and Recreation Preferences — Outdoor Recreation and Mexican American Ethnicity: A Benefits Perspective — The New Environmental Paradigm and Hispanic Cultural Influence — Access and Boundary Maintenance: Serving Culturally Diverse Populations — The Tyranny of Metaphor: Interracial Relations, Minority Recreation, and the Wildland-Urban Interface — Communication: Patterns and Issues — Strategies in Intercultural Communication for Natural Resource Agencies — An Overview of Recent Advancements in Persuasion Theory and Their Relevance to Natural Resource Management — Principles for Effective Cross-Cultural Communication — Language, Native People, and Land Management in Alaska — The Influence of Activities, Sites, and Visitor Characteristics — A Qualitative Approach to Understanding Recreation Experiences: Central American Recreation on the National Forests of Southern California — Social Order in Outdoor Leisure Settings — The Sociocultural Meanings of Outdoor Recreation Places — El Yunque or the Caribbean National Forest? Meaning, Management, and Culture in the Urban-Tropical Forest Interface — Family Diversity, Secondary Activities, and Developed Camping — Behaviors and Land Ethics — Building Multicultural Responsiveness into Outdoor Recreation Management — Cultural Foundations For Leisure Preference, Behavior, and Environmental Orientation — Cultural Resources in the National Forests: Perspectives from Forest Service Employees — Research in Land Ethics: The Problems of Ethnicity, Culture, and Methods — Policy, Planning, and Management — Strategic Planning: Agency Responses to Changing Management Environments — Outdoor Recreation Policy Implementation on National Forests in Southern California: Coping to Manage Under Hostile Conditions — Governance in the Wildland-Urban Interface: A Normative Guide for Natural Resource Managers — Protecting People and Resources From Wildfire: Conflict in the Interface — Assessing Ethnic Group Participation in Federal Land Management Agency Public Involvement Processes — Cumulative Issues: Integrating Research and Management — Culture, Conflict, and Communications on Leisure at the Wildland-Urban Interface — Land Use Development and Forest Ecosystems: Linking Research and Management in the Central Sierra — Evolving an Integration Between Research and Management — Looking to the Future
