Razvoj ekoturizma u vreme pandemije COVID-19, studija slučaja Palićko jezero

Ostojić, Bojana; Bogdanović, Miodrag; Vuković, Miodrag

doi:10.18485/ecologica.2021.28.104.9

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“…Na taj način, opravdana su predviđanja globalnog razvoja svih oblika turizma posle pandemije COVID-19 (Milošević et al, 2022;Ostojić et al, 2021).…”

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Izazovi finansiranja ekoturizma u Republici Srbiji

Božović¹,

Božović²

2022

Ecologica

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Sažetak: Turistički razvoj ima vrlo pozitivan uticaj na globalnu privredu. Međutim, mnoge zemlje, čak i razvijenije u odnosu na Srbiju, suočavaju se sa problemom narušenog koncepta balansa ekološke, ekonomske i socio-kulturne komponente kao i specifičnosti turistički atraktivnih regija. Tema ovog rada je fokusirana na mogućnosti formulisanja novog koncepta ekološkog turizma, tj. ekoturizma, kako bi se dovele u ravnotežu sve komponente turističkog proizvoda (atraktivni resursi, infrastruktura, oprema, organizacija aktivnosti i doživljaj. Takođe, cilj je i da se promoviše nenarušena prirodna sredina i destinacije koje obiluju očuvanim prirodnim lepotama i etnookruženjem, kao i da se turistički razvoj u tim sredinama mora prilagođavati ekološkoj osetljivosti. Predmet rada je identifikovanje potencijalnih izvora finansiranja i izazova za razvoj ekoturizma u Srbiji. U radu su predstavljeni primeri najuspešnijih zemalja u ovoj oblasti i glavna obeležja u razvoju ekoturizma u Srbiji. Srbija ima bogate prirodne atrakcije koje još uvek nisu iskorišćene kao turistički potencijali, kao i na glavne prepreke u razvoju ekoturizma za sve potencijalne ekoturističke destinacije u Srbiji.

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“…Na taj način, opravdana su predviđanja globalnog razvoja svih oblika turizma posle pandemije COVID-19 (Milošević et al, 2022;Ostojić et al, 2021).…”

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Izazovi finansiranja ekoturizma u Republici Srbiji

Božović¹,

Božović²

2022

Ecologica

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“…Although Bosmina sp. occurs in the Vlasina Reservoir, its abundance is very low [83]. This speaks in favor of its oligotrophy, as Vodopich and Cowell [84] found that small cladocerans (e.g., Bosmina sp.)…”

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Feeding Patterns of Fish in Relation to the Trophic Status of Reservoirs: A Case Study of Rutilus rutilus (Linnaeus, 1758) in Five Fishing Waters in Serbia

Radenković,

Milošković,

Stojković Piperac

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The roach, Rutilus rutilus (Linnaeus, 1758), is one of the most common fish species in mesotrophic and eutrophic lakes throughout Europe. In the Serbian reservoirs selected for this study, this species accounts for the majority of juvenile fish biomass. The aim of this study was to investigate the diet composition of juvenile roach to assess their niche based on resource availability in five Serbian reservoirs with different trophic statuses. A modified Costello graph and Kohonen artificial neural network (i.e., a self-organizing map, SOM) were employed to examine the feeding habits of 142 specimens of roach caught in five reservoirs. Our results show that juvenile roach use zooplankton, benthic macroinvertebrates, algae and detritus in their diet. In addition, five neuron clusters (A, B, C, D and E) were isolated in the SOM output network. The SOM identifies specimens that share similar feeding patterns and categorizes them onto the same or adjacent neurons, determined by dominant prey. In terms of the number of specimens, cluster B was the most numerous, and the predominant prey of these specimens were Daphnia sp., Bosmina sp. and calanoid and cyclopoid copepods. The cluster with the lowest number of specimens is cluster C, and the specimens in it benefited from Chironomidae and Insecta. Due to the different trophic statuses of the reservoirs selected for this study, knowledge of fish feeding habits is essential for the formulation of effective conservation and management strategies for both the species and the reservoirs.

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“…First, any development philosophy or strategy must be rooted in a fundamental commitment to truly sustainable development, which protects, preserves and nurtures the natural environment (Kerr et al, 2014). Protection of the natural environment can be ensured by raising awareness of the importance of health care (Ostojić et al, 2021). Raising awareness can be realized in different ways, one of them is through fast-growing economic branches such as sports.…”

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Socio-Ecological Model in Sports Marketing

Ostojić¹,

Berezljev²,

Latinović³

2023

Ecologica

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The socio-ecological framework is a very important aspect in the development of health at several levels. In this work, the same was used in order to determine its interdependence with the effective reduction of cases of death in sports. In the research, available relevant literature was used, which examined the mentioned interdependence. The research subject of this paper deals with determining the influencing factors on the health of athletes, while the goal of the research is to determine the most effective way to raise health awareness. Marketing, sport, ecology and sociology are highlighted as the most important segments in the work. Based on the data established during the research, we can conclude that by taking advantage of the opportunities provided by each of these segments, the health of athletes can be effectively improved and the number of deaths can be reduced.

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Razvoj ekoturizma u vreme pandemije COVID-19, studija slučaja Palićko jezero

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Izazovi finansiranja ekoturizma u Republici Srbiji

Izazovi finansiranja ekoturizma u Republici Srbiji

Feeding Patterns of Fish in Relation to the Trophic Status of Reservoirs: A Case Study of Rutilus rutilus (Linnaeus, 1758) in Five Fishing Waters in Serbia

Socio-Ecological Model in Sports Marketing

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