Socio-ecological Effects of Government and Community Collaborative Work with Local Development in a Natural Protected Area

Olmos-Martínez, Elizabeth; Ibarra-Michel, Juan Pedro; Velarde-Valdez, Mónica

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-47264-1_26

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“…Among the youngest age group (16)(17)(18)(19)(20)(21)(22)(23)(24), a majority (60.0%) found their daily life to be "good," while a sizable percentage (13.3%) indicated they "don't know". This is noteworthy as it is the only age group where any respondent indicated uncertainty.…”

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How respondents' age influence perceptions of socio-economic issues in the context of sustainable local development

Hübel (Anghel),

Stan,

Tasente

2023

Eximia

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In the realm of contemporary socio-economic studies, the interplay between age and perceptions of socio-economic issues within the framework of sustainable local development has emerged as an intriguing area of exploration. This research paper explores the impact of respondents' age on their perceptions of socio-economic issues within the context of Sustainable Local Development (SLD). The study involved 216 participants of diverse ages distributions who completed a structured questionnaire. The analysis demonstrates that all ages significantly influence participants' perspectives on various aspects of their lives, including quality of life, future expectations, and attitudes towards societal and economic structures. However, the influence of these demographic variables varies across different areas, highlighting the intricate and nuanced nature of their interplay. Thus, the paper emphasizes the importance of understanding these perceptual differences to develop strategies for SLD that are socially inclusive and responsive. It further suggests the need for further exploration of these relationships to deepen our understanding.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

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How respondents' age influence perceptions of socio-economic issues in the context of sustainable local development

Hübel (Anghel),

Stan,

Tasente

2023

Eximia

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“…The study of human communities in PNAs has expanded into more than just the interaction of nature and society. From a sociological perspective, all these interactions become models that integrate social and natural systems for better human development through sustainable and environmental management, conservation, and governance, among other disciplines [71,72].…”

Section: Human Communities In Protected Natural Areasmentioning

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“…However, Olmos-Martínez et al [82] found a successful case related to the use of natural resources and ecotourism in the PNA "Tortuguero El Verde Camacho" sanctuary, in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico. Based on the collaboration between the society, the government, and the organization within an ecotourism cooperative society, the community has generated socioeconomic development that bolsters ecotourism services with an emphasis on the conservation, preservation, and management of the coastal wetland and endangered species, such as the olive ridley turtle.…”

Section: Human Communities In Protected Natural Areasmentioning

confidence: 99%

Human Communities in Protected Natural Areas and Biodiversity Conservation

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Using socioecological concepts and within a historical biodiversity conservation context, this research study reviews the main interactions between human communities and protected natural areas (PNAs) to describe their different stages over time and assess the implications arising from climate change. The review suggests that both society and governments have raised awareness and interest regarding the importance of biodiversity conservation. The interactions of human communities in these areas have had different effects on biodiversity use, management, and conservation. Local communities have historically developed traditional uses of natural resources that allow them to remain over time and conserve them. Thus, the interest in PNAs as a conservation instrument has increased worldwide. Regarding climate change, this study found evidence indicating that PNAs may act as buffer barriers to prevent biodiversity loss and mitigate the impacts of extreme events; nevertheless, a great variation can be expected. The magnitude of the impacts on human communities, levels of vulnerability, and resilience capacity of PNAs facing climate change (CC) rely on many factors, such as location, extent, composition, management, and ecology of a given protected area. Therefore, the new scenarios that CC may bring are challenging current systematic conservation planning and traditional management methods of the natural resources that are vital for people. Finally, the authors suggest that society is increasingly aware of PNAs as one of the best tools humans have to prevent biodiversity loss, and potentially buffer the effects of CC. These increases in social awareness of biodiversity conservation importance and PNAs are gratifying and spread optimism about the future that next generations may face.

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Percepción y evaluación de las actividades, servicios y sitios ecoturísticos en el Santuario El Verde Camacho (Sinaloa, México)

Olmos-Martínez

2024

Rev Oc Tur

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El ecoturismo es un viaje orientado a la naturaleza, es ambientalmente responsable, incluye el disfrute de manifestaciones culturales, promueve la conservación y propicia el involucramiento activo y beneficios económicos para la comunidad receptora. El objetivo de la presente investigación es evaluar las actividades, servicios y sitios ecoturísticos del Santuario El Verde Camacho, desde la perspectiva de los ecoturistas. La metodología es cuantitativa y transversal; se aplicó una encuesta que consta de tres secciones, las preguntas son cerradas, por categorías, por rangos y de escala Likert, para conocer prioridades. El periodo de aplicación de la encuesta fue durante octubre y diciembre de 2022, con la técnica de auto llenado, el tiempo de aplicación promedio fue de 10 minutos. La muestra consta de 282 visitantes, la técnica de muestreo es no probabilístico por conveniencia. Los resultados muestran que de las siete actividades y servicios evaluados, las mejor calificadas fueron la liberación de tortugas con 99% de las percepciones como excelente y el taller de educación ambiental con 95% de las evaluaciones como excelente, ambas actividades estrictamente relacionadas con la conservación del área protegida. Además, de los cinco sitios evaluados, el mejor calificado fue la playa con 93% de las percepciones como excelente, seguido de los sitios de anidación quienes obtuvieron el 89% de las percepciones como excelente. Los resultados muestran áreas de oportunidad y de mejora para los tomadores de decisiones ya que la evaluación de un destino turístico es una herramienta de apoyo para la planificación integral.

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Socio-ecological Effects of Government and Community Collaborative Work with Local Development in a Natural Protected Area

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

How respondents' age influence perceptions of socio-economic issues in the context of sustainable local development

How respondents' age influence perceptions of socio-economic issues in the context of sustainable local development

Human Communities in Protected Natural Areas and Biodiversity Conservation

Percepción y evaluación de las actividades, servicios y sitios ecoturísticos en el Santuario El Verde Camacho (Sinaloa, México)

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