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Community perspectives on wildlife-based tourism benefits at three wildlife management areas in northern Tanzania
Introduction Wildlife-based tourism (WBT) is a vital strategy for integrating biodiversity conservation with rural development in Tanzania's Wildlife Management Areas …
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The role of creative arts and eco tourism in promoting sustainable livelihoods in Botswana
This study explores how sustainable craft making and eco tourism can support community empowerment in Botswana's Northwest District. Drawing on …
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Building a foundation for local community participation in tourism planning in Hwange District, Zimbabwe
Introduction This study explored the critical factors for building a foundation for local community participation in tourism planning in the …
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Agritourism in Southern Africa: a policy analysis
Over the years agritourism has emerged as a valuable alternative tourism route. It has also been presented as a viable …
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Editorial: Climate change, human-wildlife interactions and sustainable tourism nexus in protected areas
Editorial on the research topic: Climate Change, Human-Wildlife Interactions and SustainableThe UN Convention on Biological Diversity's post-2020 global biodiversity framework …
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Mainstreaming climate change in policy frameworks for community-based natural resource management in a semi-arid savannah environment: case study of Botswana
Community-based natural resource management (CBNRM) is a concept that was introduced in southern Africa back in the 1980s with the …
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Editorial: UN world tourism day 2022: disaster/crisis management and resilience in tourism
EDITORIAL article Front. Sustain. Tour., 31 October 2023Sec. Disaster/Crisis Management and Resilience in Tourism Volume 2 - 2023 | https://doi.org/10.3389/frsut.2023.1305517
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Benefit-sharing from protected area tourism: A 15-year review of the Rwanda tourism revenue sharing programme
The success of protected areas depends to a large degree on the support of local communities living in and around …