Browsing Master's Theses (1970 - 2004) - The Longwood Graduate Program in Public Horticulture by Subject "Visitor services"

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Applying Visitor Survey Results to Decision Making in Public Gardens

Vondrasek, William (University of Delaware, 2000)

There is a knowledge gap between the theoretical value of visitor surveys and the reality of applying survey results to decision making in public gardens. This gap could be narrowed if there were available an increased ...
A Method for Evaluating the Use of Living Plant Collections in Public Horticultural Institutions

Lindemann, Patricia (University of Delaware, 1997)

Most public horticulture professionals realize the importance of living plant collections, but few have more than a general idea of how much these collections are used. As funds become tighter, public horticulture ...
Visitor Benefit Analysis at Longwood Gardens, Kennet Square, Pennsylvania

Camenga, Daniel (University of Delaware, 2003)

This research investigated the impact of visitor benefits at Longwood Gardens, Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. Surveys were developed in three stages. An exploratory phase (February, 2002) in which employees and volunteers ...
Visitor Orientation to Botanical Gardens and Arboreta

Ransley, Lynda (University of Delaware, 1988-05)

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