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Section 1: Integrating Environmental and Social Concerns over Tourism Development
Introduction. Pathways and pitfalls in the search for sustainable tourism The role of recreation ecology in sustainable tourism and ecotourism Ecotourism and nature-based tourism: one end of the tourism opportunity spectrum?
Sustainable development and the shifting composite of tourism stakeholders: toward a dynamic framework Community forestry: countering excess visitor demands in Englands national parks Nature preservation, sense of place and sustainable tourism: can the Yellowstone Experience survive?
Responsible tourism with great apes in Uganda
Section 2: Society, Recreation and Sustainable Tourism
Community perspectives in sustainable tourism: lessons from Peru Sustainable tourism: the effect of local participation in Honduran ecotourism development Self developed rural tourism: a method of sustainable tourism development Sense of place as a component of sustainable tourism marketing Casinos, communities and sustainable economic development Expanding sustainable tourisms conceptualisation: ecotourism, volunteerism and serious leisure
Section 3: Sustainable Tourism Development: Some Applications
Evaluating achievement of sustainable tourism principles: the WWF Arctic Tourism Guidelines Initiative Ecotourism: a theoretical framework and an Indonesian application The perceptions of tourists and residents of sustainable tourism principles and environmental initiatives Tourism, sustainability and the social milieu in Lake Superiors north shore and islands Sustainable tourism in the 21st century: lessons from the past; challenges to address
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David Schlesselman
reviewed Tourism, Recreation and Sustainability: Linking Culture and the Environment on October 09, 2018
Tourism, Recreation and Sustainability
I am finding this to be a great, well-researched book on the myths of the environmentalist movement. Mainly the myth that there is an environmental problem. It boils down to the environmentalists not wanting any people on the earth. They are trying to pass laws and taxes so they can train the rest of us to follow their agenda. One example of their agenda is that people would only eat local produce. They seem to forget that in most of the world, produce isn't produced locally year-round. Although Steve Milloy just mentioned that he was wondering what people could eat, I think we would start to have some major nutritional problems like we did before this variety of produce was available year-round. I also think it's funny that the only reason we have this environmentalist movement is because we are not a third-world nation. If we were, we would be more concerned with finding food to eat and living every day, than we would be concerned with the environment.
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