Site selection of ecotourism ecocamps for sustainable development of rural areas

Ferdowsi, Sajad

doi:10.1080/14724049.2024.2366928

Journal of Ecotourism

2024

DOI: 10.1080/14724049.2024.2366928

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Site selection of ecotourism ecocamps for sustainable development of rural areas

Sajad Ferdowsi

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Management of geoheritage conservation and vulnerability in tourism destinations

Ferdowsi

2024

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Purpose Due to the nonrenewable nature of most geoheritage sites, restoration and reconstruction can be extremely difficult or even impossible. The purpose of this study is to create a model for the management of geoheritage conservation and vulnerability. Design/methodology/approach To develop the initial research model, two steps were taken. First, a systematic review of previous literature was conducted. Second, experts were asked to provide their input through semistructured and structured questionnaires. The statistical population of the research included experts and researchers in geoheritage. To analyze the data, the methods of meta-synthesis, thematic analysis and contextual analysis panels were used. Findings Based on research findings, a model for the management of geoheritage conservation and vulnerability has been developed. This model focuses on two key variables vulnerability and intervention, and it is based on three approaches: value-led conservation, preventive conservation and value-led management. The vulnerability variable has two dimensions: antecedents and drivers, while the intervention variable includes a management process with six dimensions: transparency, inclusion, institutionalization, communication, implementation and efficiency. Originality/value The management model for geoheritage conservation and vulnerability suggests that if the level of vulnerability of geological values can be controlled or reduced through management interventions, it is possible to achieve geoheritage conservation in three levels: physical, functional and visual.

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Management of geoheritage conservation and vulnerability in tourism destinations

Ferdowsi

2024

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Site selection of ecotourism ecocamps for sustainable development of rural areas

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