Sentence examples for recreational forest from inspiring English sources

The most recent project, created with the assistance of Hadassah volunteers, has been a recreational forest near the Negev desert settlement of Ofakim.

Seich Sou apart from its role as a recreational forest also serves as a protective network from floods and erosion to the city of Thessaloniki.

This study surveyed 1000 randomly chosen individuals about their present distance, and what they considered to be the preferred (ideal) distance, between their residence and the closest recreational forest.

The purpose of this study is to discuss the relationships between visitors' characteristics and their choice of activities, with regard to scenery and how it was perceived, in a suburban recreational forest in Japan.

In this study, we elaborate an approach that balances economic and recreational forest values within a forest decision support system (DSS) and test the approach for a case study area in southern Sweden.

We found that over 40% of the Swedish population would prefer a shorter distance to the forest, and argue that residential areas should be planned so that most individuals have the closest recreational forest within walking distance (<1 km).

Outdoor recreation in forests, besides recreational forests and areas, assumes the character of a public good: its use by individuals has some influence on utilization by other individuals, and single users cannot be excluded from its utilization.

Outdoor recreation in forests, in addition to recreational forests and areas, assumes the character of a public good; its use by individuals has some influence on the utilization of other individuals, and single users cannot be excluded from its utilization (Mavsar [2008]).

These should be taken into consideration when landscape planning is established for recreational forests.

In general, we found a shortage of housing possibilities within 1 km from recreational forests in Sweden.

Urban planning for optimal provision of recreational forests is not only concerned with how much space is needed, but equally with how this could be arranged in the landscape in order to make these forests accessible to many potential visitors.