The practice and exploration on the establishment of national park system in China

Peng, Fuwei

doi:10.17149/ijg.j.issn.2210.3382.2018.01.001

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“…Much of the research and training available on interpretation in parks comes from western tradition and literature directly or indirectly (Wilson 2013). Presently, at global level, the concept of national park is recognized from the IUCN (Peng 2018). Subsequently, it is anticipated that many more geoheritage sites will be identified and notified, thus affording these sites the necessary protection during the course of development.…”

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Geoheritage: A Strategic Resource for the Society in the Anthropocene

Lugeri

Farabollini

Amadio

2020

Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences

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Geoheritage: A Strategic Resource for the Society in the Anthropocene

Lugeri

Farabollini

Amadio

2020

Advances in Geographical and Environmental Sciences

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“…To promote the organic unity of ecological protection and improvement of people's livelihoods, starting with the rst phase of the Sanjiangyuan ecological protection and construction project, Qinghai Province The Park now has 19 management and protection brigades and 64 management and protection squads (Peng 2018;Sanjiangyuan National Park, 2021). Poverty alleviation activities have been planned, although more could be done to advance the dual objectives.…”

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Developing Co-management for Conservation and Local Development in China’s National Parks: Findings from Focus Groups in the Sanjiangyuan Region

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Foggin

et al. 2021

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Environmental protection in China has progressed significantly in the past decades, including introduction of more collaborative approaches in the management of protected areas and the establishment of a new national park system. Many milestones have been achieved. While such developments are driven largely by national and global goals, the people who are most affected are those who reside in the protected landscapes. A range of strategies have been proposed and tried in relation to local development, with many important lessons learned, yet little has been heard to date directly from the community stakeholders themselves. In this study we report on feedback and recommendations received from focus groups in vicinity of China’s first national park, Sanjiangyuan, regarding lived experiences of “community co-management” by Tibetan herders and local officials. Overall, the most recent National Park model is deemed successful, albeit with some notable perceived limitations. Focus group participants recommend more balanced compensation opportunities including for communities living outside but in close proximity to the paranagement and health care) and establishing a more effective compensation or insurance system to offset econok, eased restrictions on ecotourism, provision of public services for communities in the park (especially waste mmic losses due to wildlife damage.

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“…China, one of the most diverse and heritage-rich countries in the world, has established its protected area system with more than ten types, covering 18% of its land area and 4.1% of its sea area [1]. The problem is that different kinds of protected areas overlap with each other and have been governed by multiple departments simultaneously [2,3], which weakens their conservation efficiency. The idea of building a national park system was first put forward at the Third Plenary Session of the 18th Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee in 2013.…”

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Visitor’s Willingness to Pay for National Park Entrance Fees in China: Evidence from a Contingent Valuation Method

Lin

Xue

Jing

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IJERPH

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China has been making efforts in nature conservation by developing a new national park system. Setting a fee-based entrance policy for the newly established national parks can be challenging without information on visitors’ willingness to pay (WTP). Thus, this study aims to evaluate visitors’ WTP entrance fees with a dataset of 1215 visitors collected in China’s planned Qinling National Park (QNP). Using the double bounded dichotomous choice format of the contingent valuation method, we obtained the mean WTP for the entrance fee of QNP of 200 yuan. Visitors’ demand becomes relatively inelastic at the recommended entrance fee of 160 yuan when the expected ticket revenue will reach its maximum of 13.8 billion yuan. Our study also indicates that visitors’ WTP is significantly influenced by their gender difference, education level, income, number of trips to natural attractions, duration of stay, the intention of a future visit, and concern about commercial exploitation. Our empirical study provides insights into developing effective pricing policies and appropriate marketing strategies for China’s new national park system.

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The practice and exploration on the establishment of national park system in China

Cited by 13 publications

References 1 publication

Geoheritage: A Strategic Resource for the Society in the Anthropocene

Geoheritage: A Strategic Resource for the Society in the Anthropocene

Developing Co-management for Conservation and Local Development in China’s National Parks: Findings from Focus Groups in the Sanjiangyuan Region

Visitor’s Willingness to Pay for National Park Entrance Fees in China: Evidence from a Contingent Valuation Method

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