Methodology for waste management of nautical ports in Croatia

Madariaga, Ernesto; Correa, Francisco José Nocete; Oria, Jesús; Walliser, Jorge

doi:10.1109/elmar.2015.7334527

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“…Human uses of coastal waters interact with the natural environment depending on the nature and intensity of these activities. Marinas are crucial to maintain or enhance the environmental quality [63]. Marinas, as ports in general, are containers of contaminants due to significant factors [153,154]: they have been designed to create sheltered water (minimising hydrodynamic energy) and they are direct and indirect sources of pollution.…”

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“…Secondly, waste management has a double impact over marina landscape, both on the environment and on the landscape. It is not just adopting guidelines for the compliance of applicable legislation to dangerous and non-dangerous waste, but also that waste itself has a visual impact [63], and a poor management produces a decrease in the image of the marina, also negatively affecting the environment. Finally, the adoption of codes of action and environmental certifications encourage the marina to move beyond compliance with environmental quality [160].…”

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Marinas are known to be features related to nautical tourism. Nevertheless, the responsibility of managers does not lie solely on providing accurate services to boats, seafarers and visitors. Thus, an effective management should include other factors, because marinas are embodied in a singular space, with links to diverse nature. Landscape, known as the relationship between people and their environment, represents a set of these links. In this paper, we attempt to delve into the marina management and landscape. Firstly, a targeted exploration of the main issues related to the management of marinas was accomplished. Secondly, based on the previous items, a screening was carried out from a landscape viewpoint with the aim to stablish which elements of marina’s management are significant when tackling landscape. The results indicated that there is a concern with environmental aspects, specifically, on issues related to marine pollution and water quality. However, the determination of the main management-related issues, valued from a landscape perspective, may provide the main issues that need to be addressed in decision-making processes, incorporating the landscape dimension. Thus, we have attempted to understand and discuss how the landscape should be considered in marina management as a potential competitive advantage.

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“…También se reconoce que esta es una actividad con un fuerte impacto en los ecosistemas marinos y terrestres, desde la construcción de instalaciones náuticas que influyen en la fragmentación del hábitat y la reducción de la biodiversidad de las áreas donde se localizan, así como en la proliferación de especies invasoras (Byrnes & Dunn, 2020;Gómez et al, 2019), hasta la propia gestión que es altamente contaminante (residuos sólidos, agua, ruidos, paisaje, etc.) (Madariaga et al, 2015). La mayoría de los estudios dedicados al sector se centran en medir los impactos de la construcción y gestión de instalaciones náuticas (Gómez et al, 2019), y proponer recomendaciones técnicas o ambientales a la industria (Lam-González, 2017), aunque muy pocos ofrecen recomendaciones precisas en cuanto a viabilidad técnica y potencial beneficio económico derivado de estas intervenciones.…”

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El Foro Internacional de Turismo Maspalomas Costa Canaria celebra su novena edición los días 9 y 10 de diciembre de 2021. La continuidad del evento es la mejor muestra del éxito de una convocatoria que, anualmente, reúne en el principal municipio turístico de Gran Canaria a centenares de especialistas y profesionales del turismo. Organizado por el Ilustre Ayuntamiento de la Villa de San Bartolomé de Tirajana, el Gobierno de Canarias, el Cabildo de Gran Canaria y la Universidad de Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, a través de la Facultad de Economía, Empresa y Turismo, ofrece el marco idóneo para el intercambio de opiniones y experiencias sobre los principales problemas del sector y sus soluciones, así como las tendencias que marcarán el futuro de la actividad turística. El IX Foro Internacional Maspalomas Costa Canaria cuenta con la colaboración de la Organización Mundial del Turismo e incluye la celebración de tres eventos paralelos: Jornadas de Debate, Gastroforo y Congreso Científico sobre “La Recuperación del Sector Turístico”. El Congreso cuenta con la colaboración de la Université Ibn Zohr – Agadir, Marruecos; el Instituto Politécnico de Setubal, Portugal; el Foro de Inteligencia Turística (t-Forum), institución cuya misión es unir la teoría y la práctica del turismo mediante la transferencia de conocimientos; la Abdelmalek Essaâdi University, Marruecos; así como las Universidades de Cádiz, Granada, Huelva, Jaén, Málaga, La Laguna, Pablo Olavide y Sevilla a través de la Facultades de Economía, Empresa y Turismo de Andalucía, Canarias, Ceuta y Melilla (ADE2CA).

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Methodology for waste management of nautical ports in Croatia

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Bridging the Gap between Landscape and Management within Marinas: A Review

Bridging the Gap between Landscape and Management within Marinas: A Review

IX Foro Internacional de Turismo Maspalomas Costa Canaria (FITMCC): La recuperación del sector turístico

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