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This study examines the perceptions of stakeholders in monitoring and evaluation (M&amp;E) of scenic viewpoints. We statistically compare the perceptions of two different visitor groups (residents of the Niagara region and tourists) regarding key performance indicators (KPIs) for M&amp;E at 12 different viewpoint sites in Niagara Parks. Visitor perceptions were also compared to environmental managers’ perceptions of the viewpoint sites. Results demonstrate that visitor groups do not differ in their overall perceptions of KPIs for viewpoints. Additionally, environmental managers and overall visitor groups significantly differ in their perceptions of KPIs for viewpoints. These results deepen the understanding of stakeholder perceptions of KPIs for environmental management of viewpoints, specifically the influential preferences and factors. They also highlight the importance to managers of considering diverse knowledge and values in decision-making, and ultimately enhancing efforts to manage scenic viewpoints.

Inter-Group Perceptions of Key Performance Indicators for Monitoring and Evaluating Scenic Viewpoints