Joanne Tynon Papers, 1999-2016
The Joanne Tynon Papers document Tynon’s research in the area of outdoor recreation and tourism and her career as a faculty member at Oregon State University. Tynon joined the faculty of the College of Forestry in 1997 and retired in 2017.
ID: MSS Tynon
Extent: 0.5 cubic feet
Statement on Access: Collection is open for research.
Preferred Citation: Joanne Tynon Papers (MSS Tynon), Oregon State University Special Collections and Archives Research Center, Corvallis, Oregon.
Acquisition Note:
These materials were received by the Special Collection and Archives Research Center from Joanne Tynon in 2015.
Container List
- Series 1: Resume, circa 2016 Add to Shelf
- Series 1 consists of Tynon's curriculum vita that includes a list of publications, descriptions of the courses she taught and developed, and summaries of research projects and scholarship.
- Box-Folder 1.01: Resume, circa 2016 Add to Shelf
- Series 2: Surveys, circa 2003 - circa 2009 Add to Shelf
- Series 2 consists of blank survey forms for two research projects conducted by Tynon and graduate students Fernanda de Vasconcellos Pegas (agritourism) and Joshua Baur (Portland's nature parks).
- Box-Folder 1.02: An Analysis of the Motivations of Oregon's Ranchers to Diversify into Agritourism, circa 2003 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.03: Portland's Nature Parks, circa 2009 Add to Shelf
- Series 3: Publications, 1999-2014 Add to Shelf
- Series 3 consists of Joanne Tynon's publications, authored with her graduate students, other faculty at Oregon State, and colleagues at other institutions and organizations. The publications reflect her research on natural resource-based recreation and tourism issues and are arranged chronologically.
- Box-Folder 1.04: America's Best-Kept Secret: The National Recreation Trails, 1999 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.05: National Recreation Trails: A Forgotten Destination, 1999 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.06: Women in Natural Resources, 2001 Add to Shelf
- Includes an article by Tynon, Deborah J. Chavez, and Christina Kakoyannis on criminal activities on public lands, " If You Go Down to the Woods Today, You're Sure of a Big Surprise: It's No Teddy Bear's Picnic".
- Box-Folder 1.07: Journal of Travel Research, 2006 Add to Shelf
- Includes an article by Tynon and Deborah J. Chavez, "Adapting a Tourism Crime Typology: Classifying Outdoor Recreation Crime".
- Box-Folder 1.08: Crime in National Forests, 2006 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.09: Forest Agent Special Agent in Charge Report, 2007 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.10: Forest Service Law Enforcement Officer Report, 2007 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.11: Forest Service Patrol Captains and Patrol Commanders Reports, 2007 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.12: Forest Service Special Agents, Assistant Special Agents in Charge, Senior Special Agents, and Supervisory Special Agents Report, 2007 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.13: Forest Service National Forest System Perceptions of Law Enforcement and Investigation, 2008 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.14: Recreation Carrying Capacity and Management at Pupukea Marine Life Conservation District, 2008 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.15: Summer Dangers You Don't Think About, 2008 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.16: Recreation Carrying Capacity and Management at Kailua Beach Park, 2008 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.17: Recreation Carrying Capacity and Management at Waikiki, 2008 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 1.18: Managing Leisure, 2010 Add to Shelf
- Includes an article by Tynon, Deborah J. Chavez, and Joshua W.R. Baur, "Crime in woods: role of law enforcement officers in national forests".
- Box-Folder 1.19: WOWnet: A Communication and Networking Model for Women, 2010 Add to Shelf
- WOWnet is the Women Owning Woodlands network, an Extension program in Western Oregon.
- Box-Folder 2.01: Small-Scale Urban Nature Parks, 2010 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.02: Forests and Gender, 2011 Add to Shelf
- Includes a chapter by Tynon and others, "Women owning woodlands: a case study from the US".
- Box-Folder 2.03: Women Owning Woodlands, 2011 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.04: Attending to Gender, 2011 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.05: Interpersonal and Social Values Conflict Among Coastal Recreation Activity Groups in Hawaii, 2012 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.06: Rangeland Privatization and the Maasai Experience, 2012 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.07: Attitudes about Urban Parks: A Case Study, 2013 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.08: Tourism Recreation Research, 2013 Add to Shelf
- Includes an article by Tynon, F. D.V. Pegas, and C. Ollenburg, "Cattle Ranchers and Agritourism in Oregon, USA: Motivations, Challenges and Opportunities from the Landowner's Perspective".
- Box-Folder 2.09: Urban Nature Parks and Neighborhood Social Health, 2013 Add to Shelf
- Box-Folder 2.10: Linking People and Landscapes: Using Public Perceptions of Urban Forestry Services to Create New Management Strategies, 2014 Add to Shelf
- Report for the Oregon Department of Forestry by Tynon, Joshua W.R. Baur, Paul Ries, and Randall S. Rosenberger.