The present investigation aimed to understand how scientific research has recently studied
the environmental sustainability in the sports tourism market. Thus, a systematic literature …

Recreational diving is an expanding branch of ecotourism that when poorly managed, may
cause considerable impacts to benthic organisms. Such impacts become a matter of …

Coral reefs underpin a range of ecosystem goods and services that contribute to the well‐
being of millions of people. However, tropical coral reefs in the Anthropocene are likely to be …

Most coral reefs worldwide are threatened by natural and anthropogenic impacts. Among
them, the release in seawater of sunscreen products commonly used by tourists to protect …

Abstract Marine Protected Area (MPA) is a fundamental strategy for the maintenance of
ocean ecological processes worldwide and, consequently, their associated ecosystem …

Charismatic species are the main attractor of ecotourists to protected areas, but this narrow
interest leads to under‐appreciation of other biodiversity as well as cultural values of …

Recreational diving engages 20 million people worldwide. Most of the literature refers to
tropical destinations but at least 1 million dives per year take place in Mediterranean marine …

Limited toxic and ecological studies were focused on physical sunscreen that is considered
to have “safer performance”, in which nanosize zinc oxide (nZnO) and nanosize titanium …

Abstract iEcology and conservation culturomics are two emerging research approaches that
rely on digital data for studying ecological patterns and human-nature interactions. We …

Tourists often travel to experience the natural beauty of a destination such as the Great
Barrier Reef (GBR) in Australia. This nature-based destination attracts millions of tourists …