Journal 'Countryside Recreation' 2001

See table below for a list of articles from 2000. (V = Volume, I = Issue)

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V	I	Title of article	Author
Spring 2001
9	1	Editorial	Emma Barratt, Network Manager
9	1	Countryside and Rights of Way Act: Part 1 - Access to the Countryside	Anne Ewins, Countryside Agency
9	1	Countryside and Rights of Way Act: Part 2 - Rights of Way	Anne Ewins, Countryside Agency
9	1	Countryside and Rights of Way Act: Part 3 - Good News for England's SSSIs	Rachel Cook and John Holmes, English Nature
9	1	Countryside and Rights of Way Act: Part 4 - New Protection for our Finest Countryside	Andrew Gale, Countryside Agency
9	1	National Parks for Scotland - A step closer	John Mackay, Scottish Natural Heritage
9	1	'Making Connections' for Accessible Greenspaces	Jane Stoneham, The Sensory Trust
9	1	News section

Summer 2001
9	2	Editorial	Dr Kevin Bishop, Cardiff University
9	2	Introducing the New Countryside Recreation Website	Emma Barratt, Countryside Recreation Network
9	2	Visitor Payback - Looking at the Realities behind the success stories	Neil Warren, East of England Tourist Board
9	2	Countryside Access: Strategic Planning, Co-ordination and Agri-Environment Schemes	John Bentley, Harper Adams University College
9	2	New Tourism Markets: Health and Well-being Holidays	Dr Brian Hay, Scottish Tourist Board
9	2	Letters - responses to articles
9	2	News section

Autumn/Winter 2001
9	3/4	Editorial	John Thomson, Chairman, Countryside Recreation Network
9	3/4	Rural Change and the Impact of Foot and Mouth Disease	Dr Deborah Roberts, University of Aberdeen
9	3/4	A Personal Perspective from Galloway, South West Scotland	Dr Mary-Ann Smyth, Consultant
9	3/4	Foot and mouth disease - Its Effects on Open-air Recreation in Scotland	John Mackay, Scottish Natural Heritage
9	3/4	The Impact of Foot and Mouth Disease on the Youth Hostel Association	Helen Smith, Youth Hostels Association
9	3/4	The Impact of Foot and Mouth Disease on three outdoor recreation providers in Northern Ireland	Kate O'Neill, Queen's University, Belfast
9	3/4	Time to Start Walking Again	Nick Barrett, Ramblers Association
9	3/4	Overlooking the Importance of Countryside Recreation - Who is to blame?	Richard Broadhurst, Forestry Commission
9	3/4	Handling Foot and Mouth Disease for Waterway Recreation	Kate Griffin, British Waterways
9	3/4	Cycling in the Countryside - Back on Track	Cath Harris, Cyclists Touring Club
9	3/4	A New Role for Recreation?	Mark Ellison, Consultant
9	3/4	News section

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Executive Summary

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Countryside Recreation is the quarterly Journal of the Countryside Recreation Network.
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Exchanging and sharing information to develop best policy and practice in countryside recreation