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Encounters with wild, ecotour, and captive marine mammals: what do they tell us about human well-being and environmental behavior?
R Yerbury, W Boyd, B Weiler
Tourism in Marine Environments 16 (1), 1-19, 2021
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Building and sustaining support for national parks in the 21st century: Why and how to save the national park experience from extinction
B Weiler, SA Moore, B Moyle
Journal of Park and Recreation Administration 31 (2), 115-131, 2013
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Revisiting the importance of visitation: Public perceptions of park benefits
BD Moyle, B Weiler
Tourism and Hospitality Research 17 (1), 91-105, 2017
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Assessing the efficacy of communication interventions for shifting public perceptions of park benefits
B Weiler, BD Moyle, ID Wolf, K de Bie, M Torland
Journal of Travel Research 56 (4), 468-481, 2017
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Benefits that matter to managers: An exploratory study of three national park management agencies
BD Moyle, B Weiler, SA Moore
Managing Leisure 19 (6), 400-419, 2014
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Are your ducks in a row? External and internal stakeholder perceptions of the benefits of parks in New South Wales, Australia
M Torland, B Weiler, BD Moyle, ID Wolf
Managing Sport and Leisure 20 (4), 211-237, 2015
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Lessons learned from pilot testing an experimental communication intervention: Generation Y and park benefits
B Weiler, B Moyle, M Torland, ID Wolf, M Witsel
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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Testing trial interventions designed to shift community perceptions of the benefits of parks: stage 3 technical report
B Weiler, BD Moyle, M Torland
Parks Victoria, the Department of Environment and Conservation, the Office …, 2013
Mandates: Australian Research Council
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