Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability
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Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability
Principles and Practice
Gale, Tim; Hill, Jennifer
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2009
278
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Inglês
9780754672623
15 a 20 dias
635
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Part 1 The Context of Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability; Chapter 1 Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability: An Introduction, Tim Gale, Jennifer Hill; Chapter 2 An Introduction to Tourism-Environment Relationships, Andrew Holden; Chapter 3 Thinking Globally about Ecotourism Impact: The Contribution of Ecological Footprint Analysis, Colin Hunter; Part 2 Thematic Case Studies; Chapter 4 A Comparative Study of Tourism Impacts on Alpine Ecosystems in the Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) National Park, Nepal and the Huascaran National Park, Peru, Alton Byers; Chapter 5 Tourism, Local Community and Natural Resources: Tourism Impact Assessment and Tourism Management Analysis in the Jiuzhaigou Biosphere Reserve, China, Wenjun Li; Chapter 6 Environmental Sustainability and Cruise Tourism in Arctic Canada, Emma J. Stewart, Dianne Draper; Chapter 7 Managing Bear-Viewing to Minimize Human Impacts on the Species in Alaska, Terry D. DeBruyn, Tom S. Smith; Chapter 8 Pugmarks, Tyre-Tracks and Footprints: The Actual and Potential Roles of Ecotourism in Protecting Wild Tigers in India, Simon Evans; Chapter 9 Managing Wildlife for People or People for Wildlife? A Case Study of Dingoes and Tourism on Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia, Georgette Leah Burns; Chapter 10 Kohlberg: A Theoretical Framework for Informing Seal-Viewing Behaviour at the Kaikoura Peninsula, New Zealand, Davina Stanford; Chapter 11 Can the Conservation Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions of Tourists to Tropical Forest be Improved through Biodiversity Interpretation? A Case Study from Australia, Jennifer Hill, Georgie Gough; Chapter 12 Broadening the View of Ecotourism: Botanic Gardens in Less Developed Countries, Lucy A. Sutherland; Part 3 The Future for Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability; Chapter 13 Exploding the Myth of Ecotourism, Ken Simpson; Chapter 14 Conclusion: Lessons Learnt and Ways Forward, Jennifer Hill, Tim Gale;
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fraser;island;jennifer;hill;wildlife;botanic;gardens;sagarmatha;national;park;Ecotourism Setting;Botanical Garden Visits;Integrated Coastal Management;UNESCO Biosphere Reserve;Alaska's Public Lands;Influence Visitor Behaviour;Tiger Conservation;Tourism EF;Kaikoura Peninsula;Tourism Environment Relationship;Dynamic Natural Environments;Fraser Island;Cruise Tourism;EF Analysis;Botanic Garden Managers;Contemporary Society;Alpine Zones;Tourism Equation;Natural Area Tourism;Wildlife Tourism;MS Explorer;EF Estimate;Botanic Gardens;Capita EF;Wildlife Tourism Settings
Part 1 The Context of Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability; Chapter 1 Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability: An Introduction, Tim Gale, Jennifer Hill; Chapter 2 An Introduction to Tourism-Environment Relationships, Andrew Holden; Chapter 3 Thinking Globally about Ecotourism Impact: The Contribution of Ecological Footprint Analysis, Colin Hunter; Part 2 Thematic Case Studies; Chapter 4 A Comparative Study of Tourism Impacts on Alpine Ecosystems in the Sagarmatha (Mt. Everest) National Park, Nepal and the Huascaran National Park, Peru, Alton Byers; Chapter 5 Tourism, Local Community and Natural Resources: Tourism Impact Assessment and Tourism Management Analysis in the Jiuzhaigou Biosphere Reserve, China, Wenjun Li; Chapter 6 Environmental Sustainability and Cruise Tourism in Arctic Canada, Emma J. Stewart, Dianne Draper; Chapter 7 Managing Bear-Viewing to Minimize Human Impacts on the Species in Alaska, Terry D. DeBruyn, Tom S. Smith; Chapter 8 Pugmarks, Tyre-Tracks and Footprints: The Actual and Potential Roles of Ecotourism in Protecting Wild Tigers in India, Simon Evans; Chapter 9 Managing Wildlife for People or People for Wildlife? A Case Study of Dingoes and Tourism on Fraser Island, Queensland, Australia, Georgette Leah Burns; Chapter 10 Kohlberg: A Theoretical Framework for Informing Seal-Viewing Behaviour at the Kaikoura Peninsula, New Zealand, Davina Stanford; Chapter 11 Can the Conservation Attitudes and Behavioural Intentions of Tourists to Tropical Forest be Improved through Biodiversity Interpretation? A Case Study from Australia, Jennifer Hill, Georgie Gough; Chapter 12 Broadening the View of Ecotourism: Botanic Gardens in Less Developed Countries, Lucy A. Sutherland; Part 3 The Future for Ecotourism and Environmental Sustainability; Chapter 13 Exploding the Myth of Ecotourism, Ken Simpson; Chapter 14 Conclusion: Lessons Learnt and Ways Forward, Jennifer Hill, Tim Gale;
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fraser;island;jennifer;hill;wildlife;botanic;gardens;sagarmatha;national;park;Ecotourism Setting;Botanical Garden Visits;Integrated Coastal Management;UNESCO Biosphere Reserve;Alaska's Public Lands;Influence Visitor Behaviour;Tiger Conservation;Tourism EF;Kaikoura Peninsula;Tourism Environment Relationship;Dynamic Natural Environments;Fraser Island;Cruise Tourism;EF Analysis;Botanic Garden Managers;Contemporary Society;Alpine Zones;Tourism Equation;Natural Area Tourism;Wildlife Tourism;MS Explorer;EF Estimate;Botanic Gardens;Capita EF;Wildlife Tourism Settings
