Factors Limiting Minority Participation in Interpretive Programming: A Case Study.

Rideout, Sandra; Legg, Michael H.

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Publication Date: 2000

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Factors Limiting Minority Participation in Interpretive Programming: A Case Study.

Rideout, Sandra; Legg, Michael H.

Journal of Interpretation Research, v5 n1 p53-56 Sum 2000

Focus groups conducted by the Fort Worth (Texas) Nature Center with White, Hispanic, American Indian, and African American adults and children revealed that outdoor recreation and interpretive programming needs and preferences differed among the various groups. Fears about natural elements and racial discrimination may be overwhelming barriers to many African Americans. (SV)

Descriptors: Adults, Attitudes, Environmental Interpretation, Minority Groups, Nature Centers, Outdoor Activities, Youth

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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