International experience and China’s path of developing outdoor sports in natural reserve: From the perspective of the man-land relationship coordination ZHOU Lijun，WANG Yan
(Department of Physical Education，College of Education，Zhejiang University，Hangzhou 310058，China)
Abstract: Natural reserves are important space carrier for outdoor sports, and developing outdoor sports in natural reserves would be also a significant measure to practice the idea that lucid waters and lush mountains are invaluable assets. However, this process is accompanied with two key issues including environmental destruction and possible accidents. Focusing on these two realistic challenges, this paper summarized international experience from the perspective of man-land relationship coordination and explored China’s path of developing outdoor sports in natural reserves as follows: perfecting policies and regulations design, promoting protected area outdoor camp education, innovating outdoor sports products and services, strengthening the evaluation of outdoor sports on environment, and then standardizing outdoor sports development process.