Worldviews, Levels of Consciousness, and the Evolution of Planning Paradigms in Protected Areas

Gale, Trace; Ednie, Andrea; Beeftink, Karen

doi:10.1080/09669582.2019.1639720

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“…Development of protected areas or legislation regarding the price of resources such as fuel would not work without the support of national governments and local authorities, raising awareness of locals and tourists (Cheong & Miller, 2017;Gale, Ednie & Beeftink, 2019;Rutty et al, 2014). Adaptive measures can play a role in the resilience of the destination to exogenous and endogenous shocks (Fabry & Zeghni, 2019;Jarratt & Davies, 2020).…”

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The luxury yacht charter market and sustainable brand image: the case of Sunreef

Séraphin

Maingi

2023

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PurposeDrive, power and consciousness are the corner stones for the long-term sustainability of any industry. In the luxury yachting industry, the objective of this study is to evidence through the case of sunreed yachting that environmental innovation in the yachting industry has been key to sustainability.Design/methodology/approachAs a case study central to this paper, Sunreef has reconciled key luxury sustainability indicators to improve its brand image. This article adopted a case study approach to provide a systematic documentary analysis of online materials. It is also supported by a critical review of recent literature.FindingsBeyond reconciling the three core components of any long-term sustainable strategy, the paper provides evidence that luxury yachting can operate without impacting negatively on the environment and local population, providing it is fully aware of the challenges faced by the planet in terms of sustainability, and that everyone has a role to play in achieving sustainability (consciousness) and also a willingness (driver) to invest in research and development (power).Originality/valueThis paper addresses the sustainability challenge in the luxury yachting industry. The case of Sunreef Yachts Eco has shown that green communication and innovations are able to reverse the unsustainable ecological trends in the yachting industry. This paper argues that “green activism” is the key encapsulating all the approaches by Sunreef, linking “consciousness”, “power” and “drivers” in sustainability yachting.

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The luxury yacht charter market and sustainable brand image: the case of Sunreef

Séraphin

Maingi

2023

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“…Leung et al (2018) offered guidelines for managing recreational activities in PAs, but the adequacy of PA resources will determine their successful implementation. Visitor fees are increasingly being utilized to financially support PAs globally (Gale et al, 2019;Rylance et al, 2017;Spenceley, 2015). PAs face increased pressure to create their own funding mechanisms, and so many PAs may allow in more visitors than they can effectively manage.…”

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Complexity in balancing conservation and tourism in protected areas: Contemporary issues and beyond

2021

Tourism and Hospitality Research

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This study highlights ongoing issues in protected area (PA) tourism and presents management suggestions for PAs, given the growing popularity of PA tourism. This study takes a conceptual approach to discuss the ongoing issues within, and the sustainable future of, PAs. The expansion of PAs is a biodiversity conservation strategy. As PAs expand globally to promote conservation, new opportunities for ecotourism development will also evolve, further contributing to the challenge of balancing conservation and tourism. As many PAs operate without management plans, the development of regulations to foster sustainability is necessary, which is even more important now that the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted PA tourism, challenging PAs across the globe. This study provides an overview of PA tourism, discusses ongoing issues, and offers strategies for managerial improvement. Given the substantial growth of PA tourism, the relationship between PAs and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) should be explored further.

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“…The regional economy and rural livelihood are primarily based on natural resources (Delgado et al., 2013). Salmon aquaculture and nature-based tourism are the main economic activities (Blanco et al., 2015; Gale et al., 2019). From a socioeconomic stance, the regional government is trying to address the challenge of improving the quality of life through economic growth and creation of jobs while trying to maintain the region’s cultural and ecological heritage.…”

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Disentangling Environmental and Development Discourses in a Peripheral Spatial Context: The Case of the Aysén Region, Patagonia, Chile

Bachmann-Vargas

Koppen

2020

The Journal of Environment & Development

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In places with a predominantly natural heritage, environmental and development discourses are intertwined and often competing. A key dimension is the social construction of socio-spatial relationships, and particularly, the attribution of core and periphery features. In this article, we investigate environmental and development discourses in the peripheral spatial context of the Aysén region of Chile. Three research questions guide the investigation: (a) What are the dominant environmental and development discourses? (b) what are the main synergies and tensions among discourses? and (c) what are the (discursive) implications for (de-)peripheralization? Based on semistructured interviews and secondary sources, we identify six regional discourses on environment and development. Imaginaries of nature, regional development, and economic growth are the common denominators that create synergies and tensions. We conclude that environmental and development discourses play a key role in the transformation of geographic peripheral areas. Discursive synergies can not only reinforce but also counteract tendencies of peripheralization.

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Worldviews, Levels of Consciousness, and the Evolution of Planning Paradigms in Protected Areas

Cited by 20 publications

References 39 publications

The luxury yacht charter market and sustainable brand image: the case of Sunreef

The luxury yacht charter market and sustainable brand image: the case of Sunreef

Complexity in balancing conservation and tourism in protected areas: Contemporary issues and beyond

Disentangling Environmental and Development Discourses in a Peripheral Spatial Context: The Case of the Aysén Region, Patagonia, Chile

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