Current study provides an overview of the visitor preference study for future management of Palja... more Current study provides an overview of the visitor preference study for future management of Paljassaare urban recreational green area in Tallinn, Capital of Estonia. The study explores two main questions -how to combine nature conservation with recreational management and how visitors can perceive naturalness of the urban recreational area which has been a strictly closed border zone for 50 years. The study is based on interviews carried out in spring 2012 (n=163). Results of the current study show that visitors prefer more wild and natural areas than most of studies have shown in urban recreational areas so far.
Current study provides an overview of the visitor preference study for future management of Palja... more Current study provides an overview of the visitor preference study for future management of Paljassaare urban recreational green area in Tallinn, Capital of Estonia. The study explores two main questions -how to combine nature conservation with recreational management and how visitors can perceive naturalness of the urban recreational area which has been a strictly closed border zone for 50 years. The study is based on interviews carried out in spring 2012 (n=163). Results of the current study show that visitors prefer more wild and natural areas than most of studies have shown in urban recreational areas so far.
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