Outdoor recreation - understanding the drivers of participation: research

Footnotes

1. Visits to the Outdoors

2. Scottish Natural Heritage (2018) Scotland's People and Nature Survey: Participation in Outdoor Recreation

3. NatureScot (2020) Scottish Household Survey 2019 – Visits to the outdoors: equalities data

4. NatureScot (2020) Enjoying the Outdoors: Outdoor Visit Behaviour and Engagement with Nature in Scotland during the Coronavirus Lockdown

5. Based on Scottish Government's two-fold urban/rural classification

6. Based on the Scottish Government's Scottish Index of Multiple Deprivation (SIMD) quintiles

7. For a more detailed explanation of the MAPPS framework see: The science of behaviour change

8. The Behaviour Change Wheel

9. See for example: Spending at least 120 minutes a week in nature is associated with good health and wellbeing

10. NatureScot (2020), 'Scottish Household Survey 2019. Visits to the outdoors – equalities data'

11. NatureScot (2020a), ibid.

12. NatureScot (2020a), ibid.

13. NatureScot (2020a), ibid.

14. NatureScot (2020b), 'Scotland's People and Nature Survey 2019/20- outdoor recreation, health, and environmental attitudes modules'

15. Where a guiding principle relates to factors across multiple behavioural dimensions, we have grouped it under to the one to which it is most strongly aligned.