Ecotourism Impacts on Indigenous Peoples
by Wayne A. Babchuk, Robert K. Hitchcock, F. Sonia Arellano-Lopez, Megan Biesele, Roderick Taufan Jan Buiskool, Vidal Gonzales, Melinda C. Kelly, Stasja Koot, Sachiko Kubota, R. Fleming Puckett, Fredy Rodriguez-Mejia, Wiveca A-C. Stegeborn
Ecotourism Impacts on Indigenous Peoples, edited by Wayne A. Babchuk, Robert K. Hitchcock, and F. Sonia Arellano-Lopez, with contributions from Megan Biesele and others, investigates the consequences of ecotourism on indigenous communities. It covers social, economic, and environmental dimensions across various regions, advocating for balanced approaches that support cultural integrity and sustainability.
About This Book
Ecotourism Impacts on Indigenous Peoples explores the multifaceted relationships between tourism initiatives and indigenous groups. The volume draws on contributions from a diverse team of experts to analyze global case studies.
Authors including Wayne A. Babchuk, Robert K. Hitchcock, and others provide insights into how ecotourism influences social structures, economies, and environments in indigenous territories.
The book addresses key themes such as resource management, cultural exchange, and policy implications for sustainable practices.
Through collaborative research, it underscores the need for equitable partnerships that respect indigenous rights and knowledge systems.
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