Biodiversity, coastal protection and resource endowment: Policy options for improving ocean health

Nguyen, Kim Anh; Jolly, Curtis M.; Nguelifack, Brice M.

doi:10.1016/j.jpolmod.2018.02.002

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“…Some experts have proposed a coherent system analysis model to determine the value of travel in the geographic part of travel, using data mining techniques to discover hidden combinations and knowledge of travel value and value, and use modern grouping methods to improve. The model combines the complementary advantages of method and power quantization [21]. Using the travel cost method to design technical routes to estimate the travel value of Dunhuang tourism resources, a method for determining the weight of the maximum travel volume and estimating the cost of rest time is proposed.…”

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[Retracted] Tourism Resource Evaluation and Countermeasures Based on Network Communication and TOPSIS Algorithm

Xie

2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Tourism resources are the basis of tourism activities. Affected by traditional values and the reusable characteristics of tourism resources, tourism resources have been regarded as worthless for a long time. In recent years, people have begun to establish correct values of tourism resources. However, due to the particularity of tourism resources, the issue of their value evaluation has been controversial. Value evaluation is value recognition or evaluative recognition. In order to develop a cost-effective method to obtain tourism resource evaluation and countermeasures, this paper has done a research on tourism resource evaluation and countermeasures based on network communication and the TOPSIS algorithm. For this reason, we selected a tourist attraction to conduct survey experiments. During the experiment, network communication was used to realize the exchange and sharing of their information between different people through specific media. At the same time, the TOPSIS method is used in the selection of the plan, based on the calculation results of the combined weighted TOPSIS, and the SPSS is used for the principal component factor. The suggestion and the exact conditions of the local tourism resources are combined to establish a model of the tourism resource evaluation system in this place. The experimental results show that the relative importance of viewing value is prominent in the evaluation of tourism resource value. Its weight reaches 0.509, and its popularity weight is 0.257. The evaluation and countermeasures of tourism resources based on network communication and TOPSIS algorithm are effective.

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Section: Related Theories Of Tourism Resource Evaluationmentioning

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[Retracted] Tourism Resource Evaluation and Countermeasures Based on Network Communication and TOPSIS Algorithm

Xie

2021

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Previous researches were basically about the positive impacts of the formulation and implementation of coastal ecological protection policies. For example, these impacts include increasing the biodiversity of coastal areas (Nguyen et al, 2018), improving the suitability of the living environments of residents (Bennett et al, 2018) and adjusting the climate environment (Yu et al, 2010). Although some scholars have found that implementing coastal ecological protection policies will reduce the income of coastal fishing families (Wang et al, 2017;Huang et al, 2020), they have not observed the different effects on the multidimensional welfare of coastal farmers who are most closely related to coastal ecological protection.…”

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“…While implementation of ecological protection policies brings significant positive externalities to social development, it is unknown whether the welfare of local residents will suffer losses due to the limitations of these policies (Bennett et al, 2018;Nguyen et al, 2018). Recent years have witnessed the phenomena of natural resource exhaustion and ecological environment deterioration in coastal areas become more serious (Ragueneau et al, 2018;Sievers et al, 2020;Yu et al, 2021).…”

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“…Therefore, it is urgent to carry out the necessary restoration and protection of coastal ecological environments, and a series of studies have been carried out in coastal areas to formulate coastal ecological environment protection policies (van de Graaff et al, 1991;Rojas et al, 2019;Economou et al, 2020;Lai and Leone, 2020). Current researches mainly focus on the significant positive externalities that are brought about by the formulation and implementation of coastal ecological protection policies on the social economy and environment (Bennett et al, 2018;Nguyen et al, 2018;Huang et al, 2020), but pay little attention to the differences of their impacts on the well-being of social groups, especially negative externalities that may have adverse impacts on the well-being of coastal farmers who are closely related to coastal ecological protection.…”

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What Are the Impacts of a Coastal Zone Protection Policy on Farmers’ Livelihood Capital? Empirical Analysis From the Perspective of Farmer Participation

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To restore and protect the ecosystem service function of coastal zones, some farmers have changed their certain original production methods and lifestyles and some have even relinquished a portion of the economic benefits that could be obtained directly. What impacts do the coastal zone ecological protection policies bring to the livelihoods of coastal farmers? The strict coastline protection of Beibu Gulf, Hepu County, Beihai City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, China, is taken as an example. Combined with the sustainable livelihood framework (SLF), this paper set up an evaluation index system for the livelihood capital of farmers in the Beibu Gulf coastal zone, obtaining 568 valid questionnaires through a field survey, and use the propensity score matching and difference-in-difference (PSM-DID) method to study the impacts of a coastal ecological protection policy on the livelihood capital of coastal farmers from the perspective of farmer participation. The results show that (1) the coastal ecological protection policy had a significant impact on the natural capital and social capital of coastal farmers that actively participated in coastal ecological protection, which increased by 0.181 and 0.052, respectively. (2) However, it did not have a significant impact on the total livelihood capital, human capital, physical capital or financial capital. Therefore, this paper presents policy suggestions for constructing coastal ecological compensation mechanisms and for promoting active participation by coastal farmers in coastal ecological protection efforts.

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“…The Asia-Pacific coastal regions face a range of anthropogenic threats, especially around heavily populated areas such coastal China [ 15 ]. It is well-recognized that healthy oceans and thriving coastal and freshwater ecosystems are essential for economic growth and food production [ 84 ]. Priorities for the protection and improvement of the health of coastal ecosystems, natural stock and customary practices have been highlighted through initiatives such as the establishment of MPAs, which provide a useful pathway to achieve sustainable blue economies.…”

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Monitoring the Health of Coastal Environments in the Pacific Region—A Review

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Chariton

et al. 2023

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Coastal areas provide important ecological services to populations accessing, for example, tourism services, fisheries, minerals and petroleum. Coastal zones worldwide are exposed to multiple stressors that threaten the sustainability of receiving environments. Assessing the health of these valuable ecosystems remains a top priority for environmental managers to ensure the key stressor sources are identified and their impacts minimized. The objective of this review was to provide an overview of current coastal environmental monitoring frameworks in the Asia-Pacific region. This large geographical area includes many countries with a range of climate types, population densities and land uses. Traditionally, environmental monitoring frameworks have been based on chemical criteria set against guideline threshold levels. However, regulatory organizations are increasingly promoting the incorporation of biological effects-based data in their decision-making processes. Using a range of examples drawn from across the region, we provide a synthesis of the major approaches currently being applied to examine coastal health in China, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. In addition, we discuss some of the challenges and investigate potential solutions for improving traditional lines of evidence, including the coordination of regional monitoring programs, the implementation of ecosystem-based management and the inclusion of indigenous knowledge and participatory processes in decision-making.

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Biodiversity, coastal protection and resource endowment: Policy options for improving ocean health

Cited by 13 publications

References 54 publications

[Retracted] Tourism Resource Evaluation and Countermeasures Based on Network Communication and TOPSIS Algorithm

[Retracted] Tourism Resource Evaluation and Countermeasures Based on Network Communication and TOPSIS Algorithm

What Are the Impacts of a Coastal Zone Protection Policy on Farmers’ Livelihood Capital? Empirical Analysis From the Perspective of Farmer Participation

Monitoring the Health of Coastal Environments in the Pacific Region—A Review

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