Pesca y turismo: conflictos, sinergias y usos múltiples en Canarias

Abstract

La actividad pesquera se desarrolla en contacto indisoluble con procesos que la trascienden y teniendo que asumir usos alternativos y en ocasiones contradictorios de los espacios marinos y litorales. La competencia por los espacios, la fuerza de trabajo, el capital e incluso el conocimiento ha tomado en este terreno una relevancia especial con el desarrollo de la actividad turística en los espacios litorales. En este trabajo intentamos analizar cómo se han producido en detalle estas interacciones en el caso canario, y en qué medida se puede plantear procesos de convergencia que afecten de manera más favorable que hasta ahora a las poblaciones de pescadores artesanales.

What Stakeholders Think About Marine Protected Areas: Case Studies from Spain

“…However, different livelihoods entail different interests and opportunities, and images are often in conflict (Pascual-Fernández et al 2005;Pascual Fernández 2004). Thus, as in other parts of the world, commercial and subsistence coastal fisheries in Spain compete for space and resources with other activities like tourism and recreational fishing (Bianchi and Santana Talavera 2004;Santana Talavera and Pascual Fernández 2003). In the case of the Medes As the MPA increased surveillance, fishers felt that it delivered.…”

Luzes e sombras: notas para um balanço crítico da antropologia do turismo

“…Contudo, para os moradores do destino turístico (população local e trabalhadores locais e estrangeiros, no caso dos destinos maduros), a relação com o turismo é quase sempre ambígua. Se, por um lado, pode haver uma grande dependência econômica, por outro, se tem a especulação imobiliária, as pressões inflacionárias, as alterações nas pautas sociais locais, e mesmo efeitos negativos em atividades tradicionais como a mariscagem e a pesca nas sociedades haliêuticas (BANDUCCI JR.; BARRETTO, 2001;PERALTA, 2003;PASCUAL FERNANDEZ, 2003;BIANCHI;SANTANA TALAVERA, 2004;PASCUAL FERNANDEZ, 2004;RIAL;GODIO, 2006).…”

Fishing Tourism as an Opportunity for Sustainable Rural Development—The Case of Galicia, Spain

“…As studied by Nicolosi et al [57] in the Southern Tyrrhenian Coastline, the development of fisheries-related tourism activities such as "pesca-turismo" and "itti-turismo" can play an important role in the diversification of local economies, generating additional income for fishermen, and contributing to the promotion of local products through direct sales, restaurants and events related to fishing activities. There are also the synergies between fishing and tourism, which favour the patrimonial activation of the fishermen' knowledge and traditional practices [58], and which intensify the use of the cultural heritage of fishing as a resource for the community [31,59] (p. 155-160), helping to promote the maritime heritage-both tangible and intangible-and to value the crafts of the sea [60]. The work of N.T.…”