Joseph W. Roggenbuck

Psychology · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Recreation, Leisure, Wilderness Management(43), Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research(16), Economic and Environmental Valuation(15), Outdoor and Experiential Education(13), American Environmental and Regional History(9)

Publications68 total

Okefenokee Wilderness: data from a 2001 study of visitor characteristics, perceptions, and management preferences
Forest Service Research Data Archive·2018Open Access
Shining Rock Wilderness: 1990 visitor survey data
Forest Service Research Data Archive·2018Open Access
Problems and Practices in Backcountry Recreation Management: A Survey of National Park Service Managers
2017· 59 cited
Evaluation of recreation resource inventory and assessment systems and their applicability in develo
Deep Blue (University of Michigan)·2015
Managing for wilderness experiences in the 21st Century: Responding to the recent wilderness critique
2012
Trends in developed forest camping
2012
Exploring Early Twenty-First Century Developed Forest Camping Experiences and Meanings
Leisure Sciences·2009· 85 cited
A Conjoint Analysis of Preference Heterogeneity among Day and Overnight Visitors to the Okefenokee Wilderness
Journal of Leisure Research·2006· 20 cited
Home and away: revisiting 'escape' in the context of second homes.
CABI eBooks·2006· 12 cited
Response Format Effects in Questions about Norms: Implications for the Reliability and Validity of the Normative Approach
Leisure Sciences·2002· 46 cited
The Dynamic, Emergent, and Multi-Phasic Nature of On-Site Wilderness Experiences
Journal of Leisure Research·2001· 198 cited
Motivation, Retention, and Program Recommendations of Save our Streams Volunteers
VTechWorks (Virginia Tech)·2001· 5 citedOpen Access
The Rise of the Day Visitor in Wilderness: Should Managers be Concerned?
2000· 11 cited
Wilderness Party Size Regulations: Implications for Management and a Decisionmaking Framework
Digital Commons - USU (Utah State University)·2000· 9 cited
Benefits of nonfacilitated uses of wilderness.
2000· 33 cited
Nature/Person Transactions During An Outdoor Adventure Experience: A Multi-Phasic Analysis
Journal of Leisure Research·1998· 141 cited
On-site Optimal Experiences and Their Relationship to Off-site Benefits
Journal of Leisure Research·1998· 66 cited
Book reviews
Society & Natural Resources·1997
Participation in Park Interpretive Programs and Visitors' Attitudes, Norms, and Behavior about Petrified Wood Theft By Neemedass Chandool
1997
Ebb and flow of brief leisure experiences
Leisure Sciences·1996· 51 cited
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Frequent Co-authors

Alan E. Watson(11), Daniel R. Williams(6), J. Douglas Wellman(5), Troy E. Hall(4), Michael E. Patterson(3), William T. Borrie(3), R. Bruce Hull(3), Daniel R. Williams(3), David N. Cole(3), Alan C. Smith(2), Richard Schreyer(2), Deborah L. Berrier(2), Gordon J. Walker(2), Jeffrey L. Marion(2), Robert E. Manning(2), E. G. Hawk(2), G. J. Buhyoff(2), D. R. Williams(1), Norman McIntyre(1), Steven P. Bange(1)