Barriers and incentives to urban park use: Melbourne-based second generation Australians who generally speak a language other than English at home

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Croy, W. Glen and Glover, P. 2009. Barriers and incentives to urban park use: Melbourne-based second generation Australians who generally speak a language other than English at home. Gold Coast, Qld, Australia CRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd.
AuthorsCroy, W. Glen and Glover, P.
TypeProject report
Abstract

This network project’s aim is to identify the barriers to the use of Melbourne’s urban parks (including council
and Parks Victoria parks) experienced by second generation Australians who do not generally speak English at
home. To achieve the aim, three objectives were to be achieved. The first objective was to gain a context of
barriers and incentives to urban park usage through investigation attitudes towards leisure and perceptions of
parks. The second objective was to identify barriers stopping or limiting urban park usage, and third, to identify
incentives to increase usage of urban parks by second generation Australians that generally use a language other
than English at home.

Keywordsurban parks; immigrants; recreation
Year2009
PublisherCRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd
Place of publicationGold Coast, Qld, Australia
Publication dates
Print2009
Publication process dates
Deposited27 Nov 2012
Copyright holderCRC for Sustainable Tourism Pty Ltd
JournalIETE Technical Review
Journal citation29 (5), pp. 421-431
ISBN9781921658631
9781921658136
Publisher's version
License
CC BY-NC-ND
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