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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"national park management"”.

  1. The Role of Community Participation in Sustainable National Park Management: Insights from the Giant Panda National Park, China

    As a special type of protected area, national parks are crucial for conserving global natural resources and biodiversity. However, over the past few decades, the management of some national parks has faced the dilemma of ‘biological successes and social failures’ due to difficulties in balancing …

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  2. Understanding pro-environmental binning behaviour of National Park visitors: A cross-cultural study

    … the key elements in maintaining and improving a national park’s ecological and biological resources. These resources are often the main components of tourism products developed in nature-based destinations. A specific concern for many national park managers is the generation of litter by …

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  3. Using human-environment theory to investigate human valuing in protected area management

    … has become a global issue, and the role of national parks in preserving species and environments has taken on renewed importance. Many consider that national parks are places to learn and experience nature, and from this experience can come positive conservation behaviour. A dilemma facing …

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  4. Destination Resource Management: Integrating Ecotourism in Costa Rica

    … study destination of Quepos and Manuel Antonio National Park. The project was sponsored in kind by the Costa Rica National Tourism board. The key findings reveal the urgent need for local communities to be involved in the planning of eco-tourism. For improved visitor management techniques for …

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