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Natural England has published its latest report on engagement with the natural environment. Based on an annual survey, the 2017/18 report is from the...
Community gardens are very popular in developed countries, providing multiple benefits to inhabitants. In developing China, residents in many emerging urban communities of China have been appropriating and reclaiming public open spaces intentionally as a leisure opportunity and transforming their...
Objective: To examine effects of active commuting and leisure-time exercise on fat loss in women and men with overweight and obesity. Methods: We randomized 130 younger, physically inactive women and men with overweight and obesity (body mass index: 25-35 kgm-2) to 6 months of habitual lifestyle...
Purpose: This paper aims to empirically test individual, team and multi-level relationships among knowledge sharing (KS), leader-member exchange (LMX), employee creativity (EC) and team innovation (TI). The study tests how KS affects EC via LMX at lower and multi levels. At a higher level, how...
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The present article offers the results of a meta-synthesis of specialist literature on sense of place as ascribed by tourists and residents to protected wildlife areas, with the aim of comparing whether these views coincide independent of the social and environmental contexts. A review and...
The research realised in this paper was based on ecologic principles such as: stimulating forestry and hunting funds to participate in the rural tourism market, protecting game species through improving life conditions, strict control of the number of pests and combating illegal hunting (poaching);...
The ecosystems specific to hunting funds function as ecological corridors, their component biocenoses are naturally related to each other, in the analyzed area there are hunting migrations on long distances, because the habitats were endangered by anthropogenic activities, land improvements, the...