| Visitor Groups and Interpretation in Parks and Other Outdoor Leisure Settings. Adapted with permission from "People and Interpretation," by Donald R. Field and Alan Wagar. Journal of Environmental Education 5:1 (1973): 1217. |
| Alternative Strategies for Studying Recreationists. Adapted with permission from River Recreation Proceedings, U.S. Forest Service General Technical Report NC-28. St. Paul: North Central Forest Experiment Station, 1977. The advice of Dr. Thomas Heberlein, University of Wisconsin, during the preparation of an earlier draft of this article is gratefully acknowledged. |
| Ethnography as a Research Tool in Understanding Park Visitors. Reprinted from Proceedings of a Workshop on Unobtrusive Techniques to Study Social Behavior in Parks. 1984. Edited by John D. Peine. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service, Atlanta, Georgia. |
| Solving Park Problems: Developing a Social Science Research Plan. Reprinted from Trends, Vol. 20, No. 3. 1983. U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service and National Recreation and Park Association. |
| Getting Connected: An Approach to Children's Interpretation. Adapted with permission from "Getting Connected: An Approach to Children's Interpretation," by Gary E. Machlis and Donald R. Field. Trends7(1974): 1925. |
| The Social Organization of Family Camping: Implications for Interpretation. Adapted from "Families in the Parks: An Analysis of Family Organization in a Leisure Setting," by Gary E. Machlis. (unpub. Masters thesis, University of Washington, 1975). |
| Interpretation for the Elderly. Adapted with permission from "Interpretation for the Elderly: A Study of the Interpretive Interests of Retired National Parkgoers," by Gordon Bultena, Donald R. Field, and Renee Renninger. Journal of Interpretation 3:2(1978): 2932. |
| A Sociological Look at the Japanese Tourist. Adapted from "Foreign Visitors and Interpretation: A Sociological Look at the Japanese Tourist," by Gary E. Machlis, Donald R. Field, and Mark E. Van Every. (Paper presented at the Northwest Association of Interpretive Naturalists, Seattle, Washington, October 1416, 1981.) |
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