Protected area regulation and tourism: science-informed ecological transitions
This innovative book proposes a conceptual framework to integrate the ecological and tourism aspects of Protected Area regulation, assisting decision-makers to develop contextually effective laws and management plans that avoid over-regulating or under-regulating tourism, given the areas' ecolo...
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Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA
Edward Elgar Publishing
[2022]
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| Summary: | This innovative book proposes a conceptual framework to integrate the ecological and tourism aspects of Protected Area regulation, assisting decision-makers to develop contextually effective laws and management plans that avoid over-regulating or under-regulating tourism, given the areas' ecological profiles |
| Physical Description: | 1 Online-Ressource (ix, 283 Seiten) |
| DOI: | 10.4337/9781839107085 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Part I: Regulations and science for protected areas and tourism -- 1. Ecological challenges and protected areas -- 1.1 ecological pressures -- 1.2 protected areas -- protected environment? -- 1.3 the book's aim and conceptual framework -- 1.4 the structure of the book -- 2. Key concepts: Frameworks, values, regulations and science -- 2.1 frameworks as theoretical constructs -- 2.2 eco-values and eco-objectives -- 2.3 conceptualisations of regulations -- 2.4 science: Contested philosophies -- 3. Protected areas before 1960 -- 3.1 the era of natural history, reserves and hunting -- 3.2 the era of tourism, parks and early ecology -- 3.3 summary and concluding reflections -- 4. Spectra for the ecological regulation of protected areas -- 4.1 shifts in scientific paradigms: Implications for protected areas' design and management -- 4.2 a spectrum of ecological values for protected areas -- 4.3 ecological objectives -- 4.4 concluding reflections -- | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 5. Spectra for tourism regulations in protected areas -- 5.1 tourism access principles -- 5.2 concession allocation methods for tourism businesses -- 5.3 environmental regulation strategies for protected area target groups -- 5.4 types of concession contract designs -- 5.5 conclusion -- 5.6 appendix: Brief critical reviews of frameworks for tourism management -- Part II: Case studies and integrated reflections -- 6. New zealand -- 6.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 6.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 6.3 tourism regulation in the westland national park -- 6.4 conclusion -- 7. Tasmania, australia -- 7.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 7.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 7.3 tourism regulations applicable to the cradle mountain lake st clair national park -- 7.4 concluding reflections -- 8. Hawaii, United States of america -- 8.1 ecological challenges -- | |
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| contents | Part I: Regulations and science for protected areas and tourism -- 1. Ecological challenges and protected areas -- 1.1 ecological pressures -- 1.2 protected areas -- protected environment? -- 1.3 the book's aim and conceptual framework -- 1.4 the structure of the book -- 2. Key concepts: Frameworks, values, regulations and science -- 2.1 frameworks as theoretical constructs -- 2.2 eco-values and eco-objectives -- 2.3 conceptualisations of regulations -- 2.4 science: Contested philosophies -- 3. Protected areas before 1960 -- 3.1 the era of natural history, reserves and hunting -- 3.2 the era of tourism, parks and early ecology -- 3.3 summary and concluding reflections -- 4. Spectra for the ecological regulation of protected areas -- 4.1 shifts in scientific paradigms: Implications for protected areas' design and management -- 4.2 a spectrum of ecological values for protected areas -- 4.3 ecological objectives -- 4.4 concluding reflections -- 5. Spectra for tourism regulations in protected areas -- 5.1 tourism access principles -- 5.2 concession allocation methods for tourism businesses -- 5.3 environmental regulation strategies for protected area target groups -- 5.4 types of concession contract designs -- 5.5 conclusion -- 5.6 appendix: Brief critical reviews of frameworks for tourism management -- Part II: Case studies and integrated reflections -- 6. New zealand -- 6.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 6.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 6.3 tourism regulation in the westland national park -- 6.4 conclusion -- 7. Tasmania, australia -- 7.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 7.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 7.3 tourism regulations applicable to the cradle mountain lake st clair national park -- 7.4 concluding reflections -- 8. Hawaii, United States of america -- 8.1 ecological challenges -- 8.2 the protected area system, ecological rationales and scientific paradigms -- 8.3 tourism regulations in state protected areas -- 8.4 the ecological representativeness of protected areas and concluding reflections -- 9. Protected areas in transition -- 9.1 summary of key findings and integrated reflections -- 9.2 pa redesign in a changing climate -- 9.3 alternatives to protected area designations -- 9.4 a research agenda -- References |
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| spelling | Dinica, Valentina Verfasser (DE-588)1252771606 aut Protected area regulation and tourism science-informed ecological transitions Valentina Dinica Cheltenham, UK ; Northampton, MA, USA Edward Elgar Publishing [2022] 1 Online-Ressource (ix, 283 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Part I: Regulations and science for protected areas and tourism -- 1. Ecological challenges and protected areas -- 1.1 ecological pressures -- 1.2 protected areas -- protected environment? -- 1.3 the book's aim and conceptual framework -- 1.4 the structure of the book -- 2. Key concepts: Frameworks, values, regulations and science -- 2.1 frameworks as theoretical constructs -- 2.2 eco-values and eco-objectives -- 2.3 conceptualisations of regulations -- 2.4 science: Contested philosophies -- 3. Protected areas before 1960 -- 3.1 the era of natural history, reserves and hunting -- 3.2 the era of tourism, parks and early ecology -- 3.3 summary and concluding reflections -- 4. Spectra for the ecological regulation of protected areas -- 4.1 shifts in scientific paradigms: Implications for protected areas' design and management -- 4.2 a spectrum of ecological values for protected areas -- 4.3 ecological objectives -- 4.4 concluding reflections -- 5. Spectra for tourism regulations in protected areas -- 5.1 tourism access principles -- 5.2 concession allocation methods for tourism businesses -- 5.3 environmental regulation strategies for protected area target groups -- 5.4 types of concession contract designs -- 5.5 conclusion -- 5.6 appendix: Brief critical reviews of frameworks for tourism management -- Part II: Case studies and integrated reflections -- 6. New zealand -- 6.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 6.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 6.3 tourism regulation in the westland national park -- 6.4 conclusion -- 7. Tasmania, australia -- 7.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 7.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 7.3 tourism regulations applicable to the cradle mountain lake st clair national park -- 7.4 concluding reflections -- 8. Hawaii, United States of america -- 8.1 ecological challenges -- 8.2 the protected area system, ecological rationales and scientific paradigms -- 8.3 tourism regulations in state protected areas -- 8.4 the ecological representativeness of protected areas and concluding reflections -- 9. Protected areas in transition -- 9.1 summary of key findings and integrated reflections -- 9.2 pa redesign in a changing climate -- 9.3 alternatives to protected area designations -- 9.4 a research agenda -- References This innovative book proposes a conceptual framework to integrate the ecological and tourism aspects of Protected Area regulation, assisting decision-makers to develop contextually effective laws and management plans that avoid over-regulating or under-regulating tourism, given the areas' ecological profiles Sustainable tourism Protected areas Tourism / Environmental aspects Tourisme durable Aires protégées protected areas aat Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, cased 978-1-83910-707-8 https://doi.org/10.4337/9781839107085 Verlag URL des Erstveröffentlichers Volltext |
| spellingShingle | Dinica, Valentina Protected area regulation and tourism science-informed ecological transitions Part I: Regulations and science for protected areas and tourism -- 1. Ecological challenges and protected areas -- 1.1 ecological pressures -- 1.2 protected areas -- protected environment? -- 1.3 the book's aim and conceptual framework -- 1.4 the structure of the book -- 2. Key concepts: Frameworks, values, regulations and science -- 2.1 frameworks as theoretical constructs -- 2.2 eco-values and eco-objectives -- 2.3 conceptualisations of regulations -- 2.4 science: Contested philosophies -- 3. Protected areas before 1960 -- 3.1 the era of natural history, reserves and hunting -- 3.2 the era of tourism, parks and early ecology -- 3.3 summary and concluding reflections -- 4. Spectra for the ecological regulation of protected areas -- 4.1 shifts in scientific paradigms: Implications for protected areas' design and management -- 4.2 a spectrum of ecological values for protected areas -- 4.3 ecological objectives -- 4.4 concluding reflections -- 5. Spectra for tourism regulations in protected areas -- 5.1 tourism access principles -- 5.2 concession allocation methods for tourism businesses -- 5.3 environmental regulation strategies for protected area target groups -- 5.4 types of concession contract designs -- 5.5 conclusion -- 5.6 appendix: Brief critical reviews of frameworks for tourism management -- Part II: Case studies and integrated reflections -- 6. New zealand -- 6.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 6.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 6.3 tourism regulation in the westland national park -- 6.4 conclusion -- 7. Tasmania, australia -- 7.1 ecological challenges and protected areas -- 7.2 ecological references and scientific paradigms in legal-policy frameworks -- 7.3 tourism regulations applicable to the cradle mountain lake st clair national park -- 7.4 concluding reflections -- 8. Hawaii, United States of america -- 8.1 ecological challenges -- 8.2 the protected area system, ecological rationales and scientific paradigms -- 8.3 tourism regulations in state protected areas -- 8.4 the ecological representativeness of protected areas and concluding reflections -- 9. Protected areas in transition -- 9.1 summary of key findings and integrated reflections -- 9.2 pa redesign in a changing climate -- 9.3 alternatives to protected area designations -- 9.4 a research agenda -- References Sustainable tourism Protected areas Tourism / Environmental aspects Tourisme durable Aires protégées protected areas aat |
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