Nov 20, 2018

Living with lions and tigers and bears

Oct 22, 2018

Modern conflict: screen time vs. nature

Our study of screen time vs. outdoor time among rural youth attracted media attention from sources such as: Here’s a summary of the study in NC State News:

Sep 26, 2018

As hunting dwindles, who will pay for wildlife conservation?

Several media outlets covered our study of birdwatchers potentially purchasing the Duck Stamp, including:

Sep 18, 2018

R3 in outdoor activities

This TWS newsletter story features our conference panel on recruitment, retention, and reactivation in outdoor activities.

Jul 9, 2018

The people major: parks, recreation and tourism management

Insights from NC State highlight the value of the PRTM major, described in the College Bound section of the Charlotte Observer.

May 10, 2018

Benefits of outdoor recreation and green spaces

This summary of our NE1962 multistate project exploring the broader benefits of park and recreation was highlighted in the USDA NIFA “Fresh from the Field” newsletter.

Feb 1, 2018

Designing greenways for diverse users

Our study of diverse urban trail users in Atlanta and San Antonio – which highlights implications for greenway planning and management – was featured in NC State News:

Dec 10, 2017

First Day Hikes: a natural way to start the New Year

Our study highlighting the benefits of First Day Hikes was featured in the December 2017 issue of Parks & Recreation magazine.

Nov 2, 2017

Improving urban health through green space

Here’s a US Forest Service blog post describing our work examining relationships between urban green space and health:

Oct 31, 2017

Tapping into locavores as potential hunters

Our paper on the potential contributions of “locavores” to hunting in upstate New York was a featured news story on The Wildlife Society’s webpage: