Contributors

Preface

1 The Practice and Politics of Tourism and Land Management

2 Nature-based Tourism and Sustainability: Issues and Approaches

3 Sustainable Tourism: World Trends and Challenges Ahead

4 Private Reserves: the Conservation Corporation Africa Model

5 Applying Public-purpose Marketing in the USA to Protect Relationships with Public Lands

6 The Financial Liability of Park Managers for Visitor Injuries

7 Visitor Fees, Tour Permits and Asset and Risk Management by Parks Agencies: Australian Case Study

8 The Net Economic Benefits of Recreation and Timber Production in Selected New South Wales Native Forests

9 Moving Nearer to Heaven: Growth and Change in the Greater Yellowstone Region, USA

10 Visitor-impact Data in a Land-management Context

11 Small Recreational and Tourist Vessels in Inshore Coastal Areas: a Characterization of Types of Impacts

12 Establishing Best-practice Environmental Management: Lessons from the Australian Tour-boat Industry

13 Impacts of Nature Tourism on the Mount Kosciuszko Alpine Area, Australia

14 Ecological Change as a Result of Winter Tourism: Snow Manipulation in the Australian Alps

15 A Method for Calculating Environmental Sensitivity to Walker Trampling in the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area

16 Modelling Potential for Nature-based Tourism

17 Contributions of Non-consumptive Wildlife Tourism to Conservation

18 Balancing Conservation and Visitation in Protected Areas

19 Conclusions

Index