Environmental Impact - Inventorying & monitoring methods

Wilkinson, P. P. (1992). An environmental perspective on recreation: The environmental-recreation interaction model. Journal of Applied Recreation Research, 17(2), 178-210.

Abstract

The environmental-recreation interaction model' (ERIM) was developed to identify the required information and provide a process for analyzing the relationships between recreation, environment, and public attitudes and perceptions in order to suggest policy options for dealing with the impacts - both positive and negative - of recreation activities and facilities. The ERIM consists of four phases: the changing context, emerging problems, environmental analysis, and policy options.

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