Since the decline of coal mining Eastern Kentucky has turned to nature based tourism in attempts to restimulate the failing/declining economy. Nature based tourism may not be the solution to solving the economic crisis in Easten Kentucky, but tourism can have many benefits within communities in the region. Over the last 20 years the continued increase in nature based tourism in Eastern Kentucky has created an economic boost within the region. Since there is very little research that has been done specifically on nature based tourism in Eastern Kentucky. During 2020 recreation tourism brought in $4 Billion and supported 46,957 direct jobs to the state of Kentucky (Outdoor Recreation Association, 2022). During our research we found that a lac...
There are different types of tourism that have developed over time, varying in degree from less sust...
Big Bone Lick State Park is located at Big Bone in Boone County, Kentucky. The park is home to many ...
Historically, Kentucky was not the state to which travelers flocked to find bald eagles as there wer...
Since the decline of coal mining Eastern Kentucky has turned to nature based tourism in attempts to ...
Since the decline of coal mining Eastern Kentucky has turned to nature based tourism in attempts to ...
Kentucky has the benefit of offering a robust array of natural resources for recreation and tourism....
Kentucky is known for its expansive cave system and the Daniel Boone National Forest. In addition to...
As the foundation for their local economies continue to change, communities in rural eastern Kentuck...
One of the most effective ways for rural communities to improve the local economy is by exploring op...
The Red River Gorge is a canyon system located in Slade, Kentucky within the Daniel Boone National F...
In recent years many rural communities look to diversify and bolster their local economy and many ha...
Nestled in hills of southern Kentucky, Cumberland Falls State Park serves as one of the premier econ...
This panel describes a five-year academic-community partnership between community organizations (The...
Nestled in hills of southern Kentucky, Cumberland Falls State Park serves as one of the premier econ...
Researchers are reassessing the potential for place-based resources (including rivers, agriculture, ...
There are different types of tourism that have developed over time, varying in degree from less sust...
Big Bone Lick State Park is located at Big Bone in Boone County, Kentucky. The park is home to many ...
Historically, Kentucky was not the state to which travelers flocked to find bald eagles as there wer...
Since the decline of coal mining Eastern Kentucky has turned to nature based tourism in attempts to ...
Since the decline of coal mining Eastern Kentucky has turned to nature based tourism in attempts to ...
Kentucky has the benefit of offering a robust array of natural resources for recreation and tourism....
Kentucky is known for its expansive cave system and the Daniel Boone National Forest. In addition to...
As the foundation for their local economies continue to change, communities in rural eastern Kentuck...
One of the most effective ways for rural communities to improve the local economy is by exploring op...
The Red River Gorge is a canyon system located in Slade, Kentucky within the Daniel Boone National F...
In recent years many rural communities look to diversify and bolster their local economy and many ha...
Nestled in hills of southern Kentucky, Cumberland Falls State Park serves as one of the premier econ...
This panel describes a five-year academic-community partnership between community organizations (The...
Nestled in hills of southern Kentucky, Cumberland Falls State Park serves as one of the premier econ...
Researchers are reassessing the potential for place-based resources (including rivers, agriculture, ...
There are different types of tourism that have developed over time, varying in degree from less sust...
Big Bone Lick State Park is located at Big Bone in Boone County, Kentucky. The park is home to many ...
Historically, Kentucky was not the state to which travelers flocked to find bald eagles as there wer...