Public Participation and Environmental Education

Poppe, Michaela; Weigelhofer, Gabriele; Winkler, G.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-73250-3_22

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“…Therefore, public consent, acceptance, and full participation of concerned stakeholders must be emphasized (Dungumaro and Madulu, 2003). Likewise, sensitization and awareness-raising, institutional capacity enhancement, and the use of suitable techniques should be incorporated to support public participation (Ahmed, Mokhtar and Alam, 2020;Elfithri, Mokhtar and Zakaria, 2019;Poppe, Weigelhofer and Winkler, 2018).…”

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Postmodern Transformations of Tourism Development

Pecheniuk,

Kiziun

2023

Mountain Ecosystems and Resources Management

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This chapter examines contemporary scientific approaches to the issues of postmodern transformations of rural tourism development. The contradictions between the present postmodern society and the information-technological development of the rural areas in Ukraine are highlighted. Evidently, Ukraine does not fully use the new opportunities that emanate as a result of globalization of an economy. The main indicators of postmodern influences, such as informational and technological, political, social, socio-cultural, and personal (psychological), are earmarked featured. The characteristics of evolving social relations are also determined as pre-modern (archaic), modern and postmodern relations in the societies in particular context of tourism development. The factors influencing the postmodern tourism consumerism include the awareness of the social crisis, escape from reality, mundane avoidance, search for the self and self-realization, overcoming psychological trauma, the illusion of involvement in certain processes, positioning oneself with the upper class, new experience, and information society.

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Postmodern Transformations of Tourism Development

Pecheniuk,

Kiziun

2023

Mountain Ecosystems and Resources Management

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“…Thus, international organizations introduced public participation as a key element in development projects and programs (Rudqvist and Woodford-Berger, 1996). In fact, public participation means allowing people to affect the output of government-designed processes and programs (Poppe et al, 2018). In recent years, wildlife policies that .…”

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The interaction of local people and natural area in Haraz drainage basin; Case study: Ab-e Ask village

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According to the importance of Locals impact on conservation, this research had tried to find the role of locals in the protection of natural resources and ecosystems, and also tried to clarify the external laws which are affecting on local's livelihood. This research had done in Ab-e Ask village which is located on the edge of the Lar National Park and along the Haraz River, which is one of the five protected rivers in Iran, and it used the public participatory methods. Using the “Problem Tree,” “Before and After Diagram,” “Social Resources Map,” and etc., helped us to find the answers of: 1. The main reasons of water pollution 2. The land ownership‘s effect on livelihood 3. Finding the traditional approaches of conservation. Finally, the results were about: 1. The sewage of Haraz Road Restaurants and also the pollution of fish ponds were the main water pollution reasons. 2. The effect of Land Ownership Law was clarified and 3. There were two Local Traditions that protect the natural resources, one was called “Barf-e-Chal” which was about saving the water sources for the summer, and the other was about protecting the plants of region until the end of pollination season that results in protecting the flora.

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