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In 2005 the Bureau of Parks and Lands, Maine Department of Conservation reported a total of 2.1 million visitors to Maine state parks and historic sites. The Margaret Chase Smith Policy Center at the University of Maine in conjunction with the Maine Department of Conservation conducted a study to determine the total contribution to Maine’s economy that results from the spending related to visitors to Maine state parks and historic sites. In addition the study sought to determine the characteristics, behaviors and perceptions of those visitors
Maine’s expanding cruise ship industry can provide local economic benefits and add to the state’s al...
Tourism has long played a central role in the economy, culture, and livelihoods of the people of the...
Researchers from the University of Maine examined the economic impact and resident valuation of the ...
Maine’s state parks are important to the social and economic well-being of the state, and provide pu...
Riding ATVs has become a highly visible recreational activity in Maine. During the 2003/2004 season ...
This study hoped to shed light on the overall importance of outdoor recreation to attracting overnig...
Tourism is Maine’s largest industry and, perhaps also, one of the least well understood and apprecia...
The proposal to create a new national park and national recreation area in northern Maine has met wi...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Federal, state and local government agencies have historically played a significant role in providin...
From April to July 2004, researchers conducted surveys of residents and business owners in Piscataqu...
Maine’s rim counties—here called the Maine Woods region—suffer from chronic economic and community d...
State and National Parks are designed to conserve the natural and historic objects and the wildlife ...
Quality in outdoor recreation can be defined as the degree to which recreation opportunities provide...
Abstract State parks provide benefits for members of the public who may not have access to natural e...
Maine’s expanding cruise ship industry can provide local economic benefits and add to the state’s al...
Tourism has long played a central role in the economy, culture, and livelihoods of the people of the...
Researchers from the University of Maine examined the economic impact and resident valuation of the ...
Maine’s state parks are important to the social and economic well-being of the state, and provide pu...
Riding ATVs has become a highly visible recreational activity in Maine. During the 2003/2004 season ...
This study hoped to shed light on the overall importance of outdoor recreation to attracting overnig...
Tourism is Maine’s largest industry and, perhaps also, one of the least well understood and apprecia...
The proposal to create a new national park and national recreation area in northern Maine has met wi...
Tourism is Maine\u27s largest industry. In 2003, tourism generated $ 13.4 billion in sales of goods ...
Federal, state and local government agencies have historically played a significant role in providin...
From April to July 2004, researchers conducted surveys of residents and business owners in Piscataqu...
Maine’s rim counties—here called the Maine Woods region—suffer from chronic economic and community d...
State and National Parks are designed to conserve the natural and historic objects and the wildlife ...
Quality in outdoor recreation can be defined as the degree to which recreation opportunities provide...
Abstract State parks provide benefits for members of the public who may not have access to natural e...
Maine’s expanding cruise ship industry can provide local economic benefits and add to the state’s al...
Tourism has long played a central role in the economy, culture, and livelihoods of the people of the...
Researchers from the University of Maine examined the economic impact and resident valuation of the ...
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