Current Practices in Monitoring and Reporting on Sustainability of Visitor Use of Protected Areas
Karen B. Higginbottom, Bill Carter, Suzanne Moore, Kate Rodger, Yamini Narayanan
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Karen B. Higginbottom, Bill Carter, Suzanne Moore, Kate Rodger, Yamini Narayanan
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A clear mandate and direction exists for Australian protected area managing agencies to give more attention to monitoring and evaluation and to develop coordinating systems (through the Convention on Biological Diversity Program of Work for protected areas and the joint policy statement on the National Reserve System). This study reviews current monitoring and evaluation practice with respect to visitor use as input to guide the implementation of these commitments.
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A clear mandate and direction exists for Australian protected area managing agencies to give more attention to monitoring and evaluation and to develop coordinating systems (through the Convention on Biological Diversity Program of Work for protected areas and the joint policy statement on the National Reserve System). This study reviews current monitoring and evaluation practice with respect to visitor use as input to guide the implementation of these commitments.
Key concepts: Visitor pattern, Recreation, Sustainability, Environmental resource management, Protected area, Adaptive management, Business, Environmental planning