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The Bookshelf – People Management #
People Management #
Managing the Public 2000-2009
Scottish Natural Heritage and Paths for All (2003) Promoting Paths for People. A Marketing Guide and Toolkit. Scottish Natural Heritage and Paths for All Partnership. ISBN: None #
This Guide has been produced by a group of organisations committed to improving the quality of life of the Scottish people, and visitors to Scotland, by encouraging them to use paths for a wide range of purposes,
The twin aims of this Guide are:
To show how marketing can help develop and promote path networks as well as outdoor recreation events and activities.
To provide a set of marketing tools, techniques and ideas to increase the use of paths by everyone for walking, cycling and horse riding.
Scottish Natural Heritage (2004) Communication, Not Conflict: Using Communication to Encourage Considerate Shared Recreational Use of the Outdoors. SportScotland. Scottish Natural Heritage. ISBN: 185397 406 4 #
This guide describes how communication techniques can be used to prevent or solve conflicts between groups of people using the outdoors for different recreational pursuits. It has been produced to assist people such as rangers and land managers to develop communication projects suited to their particular situation.
Scottish Natural Heritage (2004) Management For People. Scottish Natural Heritage. ISBN: 1 85397 409 9 #
The publication is based upon work carried out in 2001 and 2002 on phase one of the development of a Visitor Management System by David Masters, Peter Scott and Graham Barrow which resulted in the production of a discussion report, outlining proposals for a Sustainable Visitor Management System. This system was piloted in a second phase in 2003, undertaken by Duncan Bryden and Neil Donaldson, at a range of sites and this experience has led to the development of Management for People. Weblink
Managing the Public 2010-2019
Paths for All (2016) The Path Manager’s Guide to Grading. Standard Waymarked Path Grading System of Scotland. Paths for All. ISBN: None #
If you’re a path manager thinking about how to grade your paths consistently and in a way that’s helpful to users, then this guide is for you.
The more path managers across Scotland adopt a common approach to grading, the more path users will become familiar with the system and comfortable about making the right path choices for them. Weblink
