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… and David Sheppard, 2001, xi + 111pp. Sustain able Tourism in Protected Areas: Guide lines for Planning and … cannot be utilized for any reason, and especially not for tourism. (Courtesy Maurizio Farhan Ferrari) Tagbanwa people … the park’s bound aries. The area has great poten tial for tourism, including a volcano, a hot spring and wild life. It …

… scientific, cultural and social research services, and eco-tourism. (Decision Number 178/2001/QD-TTg, 12/11/2001, on the … products (such as timber, non-timber forest products and tourism-related activities), in principle this provision … Decision No. 18/2006/QD-TTg, regulations for ecological tourism activities which can be conducted through joint …

… of wet- land products including crops, livestock, fish and tourism using market prices. Case 3: Using market price … catches were valued according to their local sale price. Tourism earnings and utilisation charges were used to … in the next two cases the value of tropical forest tourism (Case 6) and improved freshwater ecosystem quality …

… in waste management and in economic activities such as tourism, fisheries and shipping. It also varies by location … losses, due to the cost of coastal cleanup and lost tourism revenue. The Asia-Pacific region is reported to lose … due to damage to its fishing, shipping, and marine tourism industries caused by marine litter.15 Marine litter …

… agriculture, industrial development, mining, and tourism in the community (Article112, 1(e)). The Council of … planning, town planning, transport, infrastructure, tourism, and recreation sectors and, at a more general level, … traditional lifestyles, fresh water, pristine landscapes, tourism (eco- and industrial), and forest and mineral …

… Conservancy, Mexico); Wayne Erlank (Eastern Cape Parks & Tourism Agency, South Africa); Kevin Erwin (Wetland … Parks Australia Council, Australia); Joyce Gould (Alberta Tourism, Parks and Recreation, Canada); Tuomas Haapalehto … Lee Pagni (IUCN SSC Iguana Specialist Group and IUCN WCPA Tourism and Protected Areas Specialist Group); Richard Pither …

… agriculture, fisheries, forestry, mining, energy, tourism, transport and others, while cross-sectoral plans of … such as agriculture, fisheries, forestry, mining, energy, tourism, transport and others. It implies changes in … foreseen by the plan might generate revenues (e.g. from tourism) that should remain available for the further …

… Reprinted in 2003. Also available in Chinese. Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas: Guidelines for Planning and … the Management of Protected Areas No. 8 (2002) Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas: Guidelines for Planning and … area primarily for biodiversity and also some adventure tourism. A. Case studies of Forest Protected Areas 39 IUCN …

… and store carbon, purify water, provide recreation and tourism opportunities, contain cultural or spiritual values, … regulation, and they provide many other benefits such as tourism opportunities and preservation of places of cultural … biodiversity and providing important recreational, tourism, and other cultural ecosystem services, well-managed …

… reduce the risk of flooding, and provide recreational and tourism benefits (see for example Case study 7); • conserving … as a source of drinking water, stormwater conveyance, and tourism (Bartholow, 2010). Today, land use changes in the … provided farmers with alternative income- generating eco-tourism opportunities during non-farming months as visitors …