Quest for NetZero emissions in South African national parks: A tourism perspective

Nhamo, Godwell; Dube, Kaitano; Chapungu, Lazarus; Chikodzi, David

doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2023.e16410

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“…As a response to climate change, synergy needs to be strengthened in conservation partnership schemes in Way Kambas National Park [20]. This triggered the goal of a development project aimed at energy conservation.…”

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“…This triggered the goal of a development project aimed at energy conservation. National parks are very vulnerable, so they need to be considered and reviewed regarding climate change considerations and net zero emissions [20]. However, according to the research [30], many organizations, including national park authorities, find it difficult to manage ecosystem services such as carbon.…”

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“…In all types and types of forest areas (especially protected forests and conservation forests (national parks), NetZero emission efforts by 2050 can no longer be discussed as a sustainable development discourse [20]. This needs direct action by managers, considering the amount of ecosystem damage caused by greenhouse gas emissions.…”

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Safe’i,

Syahiib

2023

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One form of mangrove ecosystem service is carbon sequestration. The issue of carbon is an important concern for the climate change response. The purpose of this study is to determine the comparison of stand carbon stock estimates in mangrove ecosystems on the coast of East Lampung Regency (Kuala Penet Resort Mangrove Forest, Lampung Mangrove Center (LMC) Mangrove Forest, and Register 15 Mangrove Forest). The stages of research include: determination of data collection based on purposive sampling and Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) techniques; stand biomass and carbon calculations using allometric equations and the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC); descriptive data analysis; and a literature study. Based on the results of the study, the highest stand carbon was in LMC (144.56 tons per ha), and the lowest was in Kuala Penet Resort (19.19 tons/ha). These conditions are influenced by stand structure factors (growing conditions, tree age, and microclimate conditions) and management schemes. The partnership is a form of stakeholder commitment as a way to maintain mangrove ecosystem services. Thus, carbon stands in coastal mangrove ecosystems of East Lampung Regency, namely Kuala Penet Resort (19.19 tons/ha), Register 15 (9.66 tons/ha), and LMC (144.56 tons/ha).

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Optimization of Mangrove Ecosystem Services Based on Comparison of Stand Carbon Stock Estimates in Climate Change Mitigation

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A four‐party evolutionary game analysis of collaborative construction strategies for zero‐carbon tourism cities

Wang,

Liu,

Wang

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A four‐party evolutionary game model for the collaborative construction strategies of zero‐carbon tourism cities (ZCTCs) is established that considers the individual contributions of local governments, tourism enterprises, tourists and local residents to the overall carbon‐neutralizing target. The evolutionary stability of the game players' strategies is then analyzed. The results show that there are three stable strategy combinations in the game system for ZCTC construction, which matches the construction modes of tourism cities at different levels of development. The initial value, costs, rewards, penalties, distribution coefficient, and reporting coefficient of the strategy selection affect the evolutionary paths of game players.

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Conclusion: Digitalisation as a Driver of Sustainable Development in Tourism and Hospitality

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Kifworo,

Dube

2024

Tourism and Hospitality for Sustainable Development

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Quest for NetZero emissions in South African national parks: A tourism perspective

Cited by 16 publications

References 59 publications

Optimization of Mangrove Ecosystem Services Based on Comparison of Stand Carbon Stock Estimates in Climate Change Mitigation

Optimization of Mangrove Ecosystem Services Based on Comparison of Stand Carbon Stock Estimates in Climate Change Mitigation

A four‐party evolutionary game analysis of collaborative construction strategies for zero‐carbon tourism cities

Conclusion: Digitalisation as a Driver of Sustainable Development in Tourism and Hospitality

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