Tourism growth in biodiversity conservation areas presents both challenges and
opportunities for sustainability. The COVID-19 pandemic brought both into focus in the …

Pesticide use by farmers on Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos—a perceived adaptation to
changing ecological and economic dynamics—has the potential to lead to environmental …

Researchers and practitioners often highlight the potential for nature-based tourism and
environmental conservation to function symbiotically, with favourable outcomes for visitors …

Ecosystem-based management (EBM) is an emerging tool that considers humans as an
integral part of the ecosystem (Arkema et al. 2006). EBM is different from other marine …

El artículo presenta una compilación de estadísticas sobre el perfil del turista que visita las
Islas Galápagos. La información estadística sobre el turismo es importante para la gestión …

Sustainable tourism provides social, environmental and economic benefits and is vital in
natural areas. The Galapagos Islands represent a natural environment that integrates …

Following several decades of political unrest, the northern province was finally opened for
visitors. There are hundreds of novel opportunities available for ecotourists that they may …

Jaffna District is situated in the northern part of Sri Lanka and the tourism sector is being
promoted in post war development. Jaffna has opportunities and potentials for ecotourism …

The isolation of Galapagos has been broken.... The resident population jumped from 6,200
in 1982 to 9,800 in 1990, and is growing at the unprecedented rate of 6.3 percent per …

Sustainability has been one of the major challenges of traditional development paradigms.
Historically, the Galapagos tourism industry has been linked to ecological and social …