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D6 Socio-economic benchmark boat-ramp surveys - recreational use patterns

University of Tasmania, Australia
Navarro, Matthew ; Langlois, Tim
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This record relates to recreational use patterns from surveys with recreational boaters at 12 locations around Australia across 2019-2020. The collected recreational use patterns are intended to be indicative of use levels for various marine areas. Use patterns were recorded during face-to-face surveys at boat ramps using gridded maps upon which boaters indicated areas they had visited in the last 12 months along with approximate percentages, indicating the relative time spent at each location.

Data is supplied as modelled frequency of recreational boating trips (per grid cell per year), based on aggregated boat ramp survey data.

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Statement: Use patterns were recorded during face-to-face surveys at boat ramps using gridded maps upon which boaters indicated areas they had visited in the last 12 months along with approximate percentages, indicating the relative time spent at each location.

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Data time period: 2019-11-01

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AGRICULTURAL AQUATIC SCIENCES | AGRICULTURE | EARTH SCIENCE | ENVIRONMENTAL GOVERNANCE/MANAGEMENT | FISHERIES | HUMAN DIMENSIONS | RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES/AREAS | SOCIAL BEHAVIOR | biota | economy | society |

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(FINAL REPORT - Socioeconomic benchmarks)

uri : https://www.nespmarine.edu.au/document/social-and-economic-benchmarks-australian-marine-parks

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