Which Nature? A Case Study of Whitetop Mountain
作者： D. P. Robertson , R. B. Hull
DOI: 10.3368/LJ.20.2.176
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摘要: Nature is socially constructed and many different environmental conditions can be considered natural. These assertions have profound implications for landscape design, planning, management. In our case study of Whitetop Mountain, we found four discrete but closely related natures - ecotourism, romanticism, pastoralism, ecologism each which provides a unique way understanding valuing the landscape.These discourses nature describe variety that are both possible acceptable at Mountain. Each discourse suggests definition quality vision mountain's future. conclusion, discuss these differing management natural landscapes propose fifth bioculturalism.
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