Forest Tourism and Recreation

Case Studies in Environmental Management

Inbunden, Engelska, 1999

Av Xavier Font, John Tribe, Xavier Font, John Tribe, UK) Font, Professor Xavier (Professor of Sustainability Marketing, University of Surrey, UK) Tribe, John (Faculty of Leisure and Tourism, Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College, High Wycombe

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The demand for ecotourism and outdoor recreation is increasing, and the pressures on land use are becoming more obvious. A large part of the experience of ecotourism and recreational landscape depends on the maintenance of forested land. Effective management of tourism and recreation in forests can provide extra income to help offset the costs of sustainable timber production and encourage biodiversity conservation.This multi-author book considers the compatibility between tourism, forestry and conservation, the management of natural resources and the involvement of stakeholders and the community. Issues are presented through case studies from a range of countries and topics covered include National Parks, peri-urban forestry and wilderness management, as well as practitioner-oriented contributions.

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Utgivningsdatum1999-12-22
Mått156 x 234 x 28 mm
Vikt600 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor304
FörlagCABI Publishing
ISBN9780851994147

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Xavier Font is professor of sustainability marketing at the University of Surrey. He researches and develops methods of sustainable tourism production and consumption. He has published widely about sustainable tourism certification, and has consulted on sustainable product development, marketing and communication for UNEP, UNCTAD, UNWTO, IFC, EC, VisitEngland, Fáilte Ireland, WWF and the Travel Foundation amongst others. Since January 2019, he is the new co-editor of the Journal of Sustainable Tourism. He has conducted over 130 courses for more than 2500 businesses on how to market and communicate sustainability, see www.travindy.com

1: Recreation, conservation and timber production: a sustainable relationship?, X Font and J Tribe Part 1: Issues and Problems 2: The survival of a forest fragment: Bukit Timah Nature Reserve, Singapore, J C Henderson 3: Competing interests on a former military training area: a case from Estonia, M Reimann and H Palang 4: Hypotheses about recreational congestion: tests in the Forest of Dean (England) and wider management implications, C Price and M Chambers 5: Balancing tourism and wilderness qualities in New Zealand’s native forests, G Kearsley 6: A review of ecology and camping requirements in the ancient woodlands of the New Forest, England, D Johnson and A Clark 7: Ecotourism on the edge: the case of Corcovado National Park, Costa Rica, C Minca and M Linda 8: Eco-tourism in tropical rainforests: an environmental management option for threatened resources?, S Evans 9: Wilderness management in the forests of New Zealand, C M Hall and J Higham 10: From Wasteland to Woodland to “Little Switzerland”: environmental and recreational management in place, culture and time, P Cloke and O Jones Part 2: Strategies and Solutions 11: Forest tourism: putting policy into practice in the Forestry Commission, R Broadhurst and P Harrop 12: Recreation, forestry and environmental management: the Haliburton Wild Life Reserve, Ontario, Canada, L Anders Sandberg and C Midgley 13: Writing an environmental plan for the Community Forest of Mercia, England, G Hunt 14: Forest tourism and recreation in Nepal, T Sofield 15: Planning for the compatibility of recreation and forestry: recent developments in woodland management planning within the National Trust, D Russell 16: Beyond carrying capacity - introducing a model to monitor and manage visitor activity in forests, S McArthur 17: Implementing environmental management systems in forest tourism: the case of Center Parcs, B Collins