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Full-Text Articles in Leisure Studies
Orick Rising: Assessing The Tourism Potential Of Orick, California, Mikel Ash, Zac Claus, Matt Cherovsky, Sophie Collins, Lavender Deng, Teddy Goyette, Keegan Henry, Nancy Nazario, Ara Pachmayer, Mike Sanchez
Orick Rising: Assessing The Tourism Potential Of Orick, California, Mikel Ash, Zac Claus, Matt Cherovsky, Sophie Collins, Lavender Deng, Teddy Goyette, Keegan Henry, Nancy Nazario, Ara Pachmayer, Mike Sanchez
Recreation Tourism
This project explores the current landscape and future potential for recreation and tourism development in Orick, California. It highlights how natural, built, cultural and economic systems shape a community’s identity, functionality and appeal for residents and visitors. Findings reveal that effective integration of natural and built systems, combined with strong governance, cultural stewardship and tourism planning is essential for sustainable growth, enhancing resident well-being and leveraging tourism as a key economic driver while preserving environmental and cultural assets.
Cannabis Tourism And The Community: Resident Attitudes In Humboldt County, California, Ara Pachmayer, Reed Switzer, Shawn Reilly
Cannabis Tourism And The Community: Resident Attitudes In Humboldt County, California, Ara Pachmayer, Reed Switzer, Shawn Reilly
IdeaFest: Interdisciplinary Journal of Creative Works and Research from Cal Poly Humboldt
Resident attitudes towards cannabis tourism in Humboldt County, California were investigated in this exploratory study. The primary purpose was to understand if the variables used to explain resident attitudes towards tourism would show similar patterns when applied to cannabis tourism. The study included a questionnaire distributed to adult residents of Humboldt County and was conducted between March and August 2017, just prior to recreational cannabis sales beginning in California. Correlations and crosstabs were performed on the data. While personal benefit was found to have an impact on resident attitudes towards cannabis tourism, other variables indicate mixed support which suggests that …
Cannabis Tourism In Humboldt County - Moving Forward, Shawn Reilly, Reed Switzer, Ara Pachmayer
Cannabis Tourism In Humboldt County - Moving Forward, Shawn Reilly, Reed Switzer, Ara Pachmayer
Recreation Tourism
There are a host of issues that may influence the growth of cannabis tourism including for example state and local regulations, resident opinions about cannabis tourism, adequate infrastructure to support tourists, and the fact that cannabis remains illegal federally (Lovelace, 2019). Three years after recreational cannabis sales started in California, this report explores cannabis tourism as an industry in Humboldt County, California. This study involved personal interviews with seven individuals including tourism officials, tour guides, local business owners and entrepreneurs. Multiple topics related to cannabis tourism were explored during the interviews, including for example changes in tourists and tourism visits, …
Willow Creek, California Tourism Analysis, Ara Pachmayer, Kyle Abelli-Amen, Matthew Gerber, Mandy Hackney, Elizabeth Locher, Nash Parker, Annika Slattery, Caitlyn Taylor-Walker
Willow Creek, California Tourism Analysis, Ara Pachmayer, Kyle Abelli-Amen, Matthew Gerber, Mandy Hackney, Elizabeth Locher, Nash Parker, Annika Slattery, Caitlyn Taylor-Walker
Recreation Tourism
The primary objective of this study was to introduce and recommend different strategies for the city of Willow Creek, California to increase tourism post-Covid-19. After extensive research, the report outlines various opportunities that the Recreation 365 class, Tourism Industry Management, believe will help Willow Creek in their efforts to attract their target audience.
From Screen To Summit: An Investigation Of Claims About Social Media Use For Outdoor Recreation Purposes, Theodora M. Doyon
From Screen To Summit: An Investigation Of Claims About Social Media Use For Outdoor Recreation Purposes, Theodora M. Doyon
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
Recent increases in visitation to public lands in the U.S. are often attributed to a rise in social media sharing of outdoor spaces, and particularly to the use of geotagging and hashtagging for location sharing. There are conflicting views on the influence of social media on visitation to public lands, including negative perceptions of social media users, and positive perceptions of social media’s potential to spread information to underrepresented and underserved communities. Due to the growing interest in social media use and its effects on outdoor spaces, it is important to understand how social media use correlates with recreational behavior …
Tourism Stakeholder Assessment - Presentation, Ara Pachmayer
Tourism Stakeholder Assessment - Presentation, Ara Pachmayer
Recreation Tourism
The Tourism Stakeholder Assessment Project was undertaken partly in response to anecdotal evidence regarding inconsistencies with branding, lack of strategic direction, and regional cooperation that affects the overall competitiveness of the tourism industry in Humboldt County, CA. The goal of the project was to better understand the state of the tourism industry in Humboldt County and what steps can be taken to keep improving the industry. The presentation contains results presented at a public meeting in spring 2019.
Resident Attitude Towards Tourism In Humboldt County California, Ara Pachmayer
Resident Attitude Towards Tourism In Humboldt County California, Ara Pachmayer
Recreation Tourism
The primary purpose of this study was to investigate both resident attitudes toward tourism in general and resident attitudes towards cannabis tourism in Humboldt County, California. The survey was of adult individuals residing in any part of Humboldt County, California. Between March 2017 and August 2017, county residents were targeted to complete the survey either through an in‐person or online questionnaire.
Differences In Physical Activity Participation, Screen Time, And Body Mass Index For Children With Learning Disabilities And Typically Developing Children, Andrew Q. Pawlick
Differences In Physical Activity Participation, Screen Time, And Body Mass Index For Children With Learning Disabilities And Typically Developing Children, Andrew Q. Pawlick
Cal Poly Humboldt theses and projects
TOPIC: There is a vast body of research revealing low levels of physical activity, excessive use of electronic media, and increasing obesity rates for children in the United States and Europe. This study measures differences in physical activity, screen time, and Body Mass Index (BMI) between typically developing (TD) children and children with learning disabilities (LD). METHODS: The study included 404, thirteen year old Irish children with an LD diagnosis and 440 randomly selected 13 year olds that are typically developing. Children self-reported on how many days in the past two weeks they participated in moderate to vigorous …