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A Research on the Recreational Land Use of Kocabas Stream and Environs


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Title: A Research on the Recreational Land Use of Kocabas Stream and Environs

Authors: Abdullah Kelkit, Fatma Berberler, Tutku Ak

Journal: Journal of Applied Sciences

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Publisher: Asian Network for Scientific Information (ANSInet)

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2003

Volume: 3

Issue: 2

Language: English

DOI: 10.3923/jas.2003.113.119

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Abstract

Streams and rivers are among the most fascinating and complex ecosystems on Earth. Touching all parts of the natural environment and nearly all aspects of human culture, they act as integrators and centers of organization with the landscape. Their roles in providing natural resources, such as fish and clean water, are well known, as are their roles in providing transportation, energy, diffusion of wastes, and recreation. The study was carried out in two stages by collecting and analyzing data. In this research, the factors that affect planning in Kocabas Streams anc environs climate, demographic structure of the population, socio-economic structure have been inspected. Current land uses in Kocabas Stream and environs have been analyzed. Also, to determine Biga Towns city peoples request and inclination towards the recreational structure of the research area, questionnaire is made. Percent, mean df and cross tabs from statistical techniques were used in data analyzing and chi-squares X2 analysis was used in hypothesis test. At the end of research, the datum taken from the questionnaire shows that, Biga Town people are sensitive towards recreational activities. To meet the needs of the town people whom are seen to be sensitive towards recreational activities at the Kocabas Stream and environs, various planning decisions should be applied urgently.


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