2015
DOI: 10.5141/ecoenv.2015.026
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Stone weirs in Penghu and adaption to tourism development

Abstract: The ancient fishing methods include stone fish weir, beach seine and baulk net, but the fish catches of the stone fish weir is the most abundant. The stone fish weirs not only constitute important landscape, but also are representative of the fishery culture in Penghu, because they are fishing ground built by ancient people to take advantage of natural environment and resources. The objectives of this study is to understand the relevance of stone fish weirs in Penghu and to preserve biological diversity, as we… Show more

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“…Ecotourism in nature-based tourism, [39] make the key success factor on the east java island in Indonesia, the prior factor is a marine environmental resource. [46] argued that protect the marine resource have the positive developing of tourism. [5] provide the resident need to protect the local environment to get more revenue.…”
Section: Results and Disscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Ecotourism in nature-based tourism, [39] make the key success factor on the east java island in Indonesia, the prior factor is a marine environmental resource. [46] argued that protect the marine resource have the positive developing of tourism. [5] provide the resident need to protect the local environment to get more revenue.…”
Section: Results and Disscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, Chao and Chao (2017) argued Wang-An islands, known for valuable green turtle resource that discuss the visitors need to closely enhance the environmental concern, deep experience activities, and small-scale tours while the local resident needs to learn more about their environmental knowledge to become the interpreter [5]. For the local community, Yu, Chu, and Tsai (2011) argued that the local communities need to protect the environmental resource and increase deeply the tourist image [46]. Wu and Tsai (2015) point out the local community is the crucial element for the tourist's activities in the south part of the Penghu archipelago [43].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Wardani et al (2017), examining ecotourism in nature-based tourism, identified the critical success factor on the East Java Island in Indonesia as the marine environmental resource. Yu et al (2015) argued that protecting marine resources has a positive impact on tourism. Chao and Chao (2017) provided residents with the need to protect the local environment and design more ecotourism activities to gain more revenue.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, the residents need to acquire the environmental knowledge to become de facto interpreters for the visitors. According to Yu et al (2015), communities need to protect their environmental resources and promote the willingness of tourists' impressions. Wu and Tsai (2015) pointed out that the local community is the crucial element for tourists' activities in the Penghu National Scenic Area.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Stone tidal weirs are among the oldest forms of shing technology, having been around since humans began utilizing the sea and developing cognitive systems (Tawa 2010;Yu et al 2015). Although stone tidal weirs are primitive in human history, they are one of the most humane and sustainable form of shing, utilizing the natural phenomenon of tidal changes to catch sh.…”
Section: Fishing Cultural Values and Value System Of Stone Tidal Weirsmentioning
confidence: 99%