Howard Harshaw

Associate Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Howard Harshaw is an Associate Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. His research areas encompass tourism management in national parks, visitor patterns during the pandemic, and wildlife-related recreation issues. Recent publications include studies on the impacts of COVID-19 on visitor behavior and conservation preferences among Canadians. He also explores wildlife management strategies, particularly in relation to urban coyotes and waterfowl hunting regulations.

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Articles (16)

Adapting to change: Visitor patterns in national parks across the pandemic timeline

Tourism Management in National Parks: Development, Aspects, and Conceptual Framework

Urban coyotes were observed rarely and retreated consistently from assertive approaches by volunteers in neighborhoods

What are Canadians willing to pay for bird habitat conservation? A contingent valuation approach

Perceived constraints to participating in wildlife-related recreation

What waterfowl hunters want: exploring heterogeneity in hunting trip preferences

Duck hunters and difficulty complying with harvest regulations

Exploring impacts of COVID-19 on spatial and temporal patterns of visitors to Canadian Rocky Mountain National Parks from social media big data

Culture, Leisure Interpretation, and Ideal Affect during Leisure: A Situation Sampling Approach

Impacts of COVID-19 on tourism and management response from Banff National Park, Canada

Proactive use of intensive aversive conditioning increases probability of retreat by coyotes

Highly specialized recreationists contribute the most to the citizen science project eBird

Testing a continuous measure of recreation specialization among birdwatchers

Racial, ethnic, and social patterns in the recreation specialization of birdwatchers: An analysis of United States eBird registrants

Ecological worldview, attitudes, and visitors’ behaviour: a study of front-country campers

What a small group of people can('t) do: An analysis of capable agents for the mobilization of social capital in two Ghanaian ecotourism projects

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Jingjing Gui

Ashley Dayer

Christopher Chizinski

Rudy Schuster

Mingze Chen

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