Steve Hollenhorst

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Steve Hollenhorst

Earth Sciences

#2868

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#3853

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Environmental Science

#381

World Rank

#387

Historical Rank

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Earth Sciences

Steve Hollenhorst's Degrees

PhD Environmental Science University of California, Berkeley
Masters Environmental Science University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Environmental Science University of California, Berkeley

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According to Wikipedia, Steven Jon Hollenhorst is an American environmental scholar and former dean in the Huxley College of the Environment at Western Washington University. He is the founder of the West Virginia Land Trust and the McCall Outdoor Science School . His scholarship focuses on protected area policy and management, land trusts and conservation easements, and environmental resource management. He undertook some of the first empirical studies of the extreme/adventure sports phenomenon as it unfolded in the 1980s and 1990s. He is the former editor of the academic journals Society and Natural Resources, and the International Journal of Wilderness.

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Steve Hollenhorst's Published Works

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Testing the Adventure Model: Empirical Support for a Model of Risk Recreation Participation (1989) (235)
Use of importance-performance analysis to evaluate state park cabins: the case of the West Virginia state park system. (1992) (176)
Environmental management: A Study of Vietnamese Hotels (2006) (146)
Consequences of Environmental Service Payments for Forest Retention and Recruitment in a Costa Rican Biological Corridor (2009) (108)
Individual and setting attributes of the adventure recreation experience (1994) (101)
Validation of the Flow Theory in an On-Site Whitewater Kayaking Setting (2000) (75)
An Empirical Comparison of the Four Channel Flow Model and Adventure Experience Paradigm (2003) (75)
A Path Model of Whitewater Boating Satisfaction on the Cheat River of West Virginia (1998) (46)
The indicator performance estimate approach to determining acceptable wilderness conditions (1994) (39)
The Trouble with Tourism (2014) (38)
An Examination of the Characteristics, Preferences, and Attitudes of Mountain Bike Users of the National Forests (1995) (36)
Unifying Psychology and Experiential Education (2014) (34)
Who Visits a National Park and What do They Get Out of It?: A Joint Visitor Cluster Analysis and Travel Cost Model for Yellowstone National Park (2013) (32)
Injuries in commercial whitewater rafting. (1999) (32)
Predicting the effects of gypsy moth on near-view aesthetic preferences and recreation appeal. (1993) (30)
Evolving Adventure Pursuits on Public Lands: Emerging Challenges for Management and Public Policy (2006) (20)
Wilderness Solitude: Beyond the Social-Spatial Perspective (2001) (18)
Monitoring visitor use in backcountry and wilderness: a review of methods (1992) (17)
Convergence in Protected Area Policy: A Comparison of the Russian Zapovednik and American Wilderness Systems (1999) (16)
Perceptions of Vietnamese Tour Companies Toward Adopting Sustainable Tourism Practices (2005) (11)
Risking It on Wildlands: The Evolution of Adventure Recreation (1990) (9)
Yosemite National Park Visitor Study (2010) (8)
Who visits the U.S. National Parks? An analysis of park visitors and visitation: 1990–2008 (2010) (8)
The Russian Chronicles of Nature (Letopis prirody) Is This a Model for a Chronicle of Wilderness (2000) (6)
What Makes a Recreation Specialist? The Case of Rockclimbing (2019) (6)
The Indicator Performance Estimate (IPE) Approach to Defining Acceptable Conditions in Wilderness (1992) (6)
Effects of gypsy moth infestation on near-view aesthetic preferences and recreation behavior intentions (1991) (5)
Resource allocation: inequities in wildland recreation. (1990) (4)
The Value of a Tree: Comparing Carbon Sequestration to Forest Products (2014) (4)
Building a unified Chinese national park system:Historical lessons learned from the United States (2014) (4)
Conflicts and issues related to mountain biking in the National Forests: a multimethodological approach (1995) (4)
Assessing the Social Construction of Visual-Spatial Preferences for Wilderness Impacts (2004) (3)
Converging protected area policy: a case study of the Russian zapovednik (strict nature preserve) and American Wilderness Systems. (2000) (3)
Importance-Performance Evaluation: A Method of Discerning Successful Program Components. (1985) (3)
Business Perspectives of Adopting Sustainable Tourism Practices: A Study of Tourism Companies in Vietnam (2005) (3)
Denali National Park and Preserve Visitor Study (2007) (2)
Chemical contaminant levels in edible seaweeds of the Salish Sea and implications for their consumption (2022) (2)
A Comparison of Computer-Assisted Instruction and Field-Based Learning for Youth Rangeland Education (2006) (2)
Relationships between Climbing Specialization, Leave No Trace Ethics and Visual Impacts: An Empirical Study in Rock Canyon Park, Utah (2003) (1)
Centers of excellence or academic enigmas? A discussion of the pros and cons of establishing applied social science departments in natural resource colleges (2004) (1)
From the forest to the classroom: Energy literacy as a co-product of biofuels research (2015) (1)
The Development of the Outdoor Leadership Training Simulator. (1984) (1)
Reviewers for Volumes 16 and 17 (2004) (0)
Predivinsk Lespromkhoz: A Case Study on the Collaborative Restructuring of a Forest Product Based Community in Siberia (1997) (0)
Effects of gypsy moth infestation on aesthetic preferences and behavior intentions (1991) (0)
The relationship between recreation specialization and characteristics, behaviors and preferences of selected rockclimbers / (1988) (0)
Perceptions in the risk recreation experience. (1985) (0)
Editor's Note (2006) (0)
Session Moderator and Introductory Remarks (2017) (0)
Strategies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Commuting by Employees of U.S. Department of the Interior (2012) (0)
Book Reviews -- Culture, Conflict, and Communication in the Wildland-Urban Interface Edited by Alan Ewert, Deborah Chavez and Art Magill (1994) (0)
Table 1 : Influencing Factors and Their Implications (2000) (0)
Seaweed: Superfood or Contaminated Product? Cross-Border Pilot Study on Salish Seaweed Contaminants (2016) (0)

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