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Puntscher, Sibylle; Duc Tran Huy; Walde, Janette F.; … - 2017

Sustainable tourism is seen as a major development opportunity for regions with pristine nature and biodiversity …

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The possibilities for the development of tourism in the Appennino Lucano Val d'Agri Lagonegrese National Park : a participative qualitative-quantitative approach

Bencivenga, Angelo; Breil, Margaretha; Cassinelli, … - 2012

Protected areas can represent a strategic laboratory for the realisation of initiatives capable of promoting sustainable economic development models at a local level. One of the duties of national parks is to provide value and promote, even for tourism purposes, natural, historical and cultural...

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Economic assessment of the recreational value of ecosystems in Great Britain

Sen, Antara; Darnell, A.; Bateman, Ian; Munday, P.; … - 2012

In this paper we present a novel methodology to determine the annual value of recreational visit flows to different habitat types in Great Britain. We combine different empirical models to predict the spatial distributions of recreational value across Great Britain. The models use a combination...

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Conservation and welfare : toward a reconciliation of theory and facts

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Why do ICDPs fail? : the relationship between subsistence farming, poaching and ecotourism in wildlife and habitat conservation

Winkler, Ralph - 2007

In this paper we investigate the reasons why integrated conservation and development projects (ICDPs) fail to achieve their conservation goals. We develop a bio-economic model of open access land and wildlife exploitation, which is consistent with many farming and hunting societies living in...

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Ecotourism, economics and the environment

Tisdell, Clement A. - 1994

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Financing the sustainable management of Rwanda's protected areas

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Rwanda's Nyungwe National Park is a biodiversity hotspot with the most endemic species in the ecoregion as well as the highest number of threatened species internationally. In addition to great biological diversity, Nyungwe National Park supplies significant ecosystem services to the Rwandan...

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Ecotourism, stakeholders, and regional development

Getzner, Michael - 1999

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A case study of an NGO's ecotourism efforts : findings based on a survey of visitors to its tropical nature reserve

Tisdell, Clement A. - 2010

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Economic benefits, conservation and wildlife tourism

Tisdell, Clement A. - 2012

Different economic methods are being used to estimate the economic benefits generated by nature (wildlife) tourism. The … the use of a microeconomic model. Tourism Research Australia has estimated the economic benefits to Australia of nature … tourism based on levels of first round expenditure generated by nature tourists in Australia. This is a form of economic …

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