Titlebook: Institutional Arrangements for Conservation, Development and Tourism in Eastern andSouthern Africa; A Dynamic Perspectiv René van der Duim,

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hen Reaktionen auftreten. Seit langem kennt man die unkonditionierte Speichelflu?reaktion, die als Vorbereitung zur Nahrungsaufnahme verstanden wird. Ohne einen direkten Kontakt zwischen Organismus und Nahrung kommt es aber bereits im hungrigen Zustand zu Orientierungs- und Suchreaktionen, die auf d

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From Exploitation to Ownership: Wildlife-Based Tourism and Communal Area Conservancies in Namibia,h the private sector. This chapter first considers the evolution of the conservancy institutional approach. It then compares different models of community involvement in tourism in relation to issues of community ownership, exposure to business risk and maximising income.

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The Selous-Niassa Transfrontier Conservation Area and Tourism: Evolution, Benefits and Challenges,enefits are hampered by the capital tendency of the industry for which TFCAs are not immune. Conclusively, transfrontier conservation may be a flagship project for the southern African region, but mainly for what conservation is called to serve: nature protection.

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,Promoting Conservation Tourism: The Case of the African Wildlife Foundation’s Tourism Conservation they are to become a separate market category in the wildlife tourism industry. Only when tourists and their service providers, such as tour operators and tourist boards, understand the added value of these conservation ventures, sufficient benefits can be generated to achieve the ventures’ social mission.

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rn and southern Africa.Discusses the importance of tourism tThis book presents an overview of different institutional arrangements for tourism, biodiversity conservation and rural poverty reduction in eastern and southern Africa. These approaches range from conservancies in Namibia, community-based

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Hunting for Conservation? The Re-introduction of Sport Hunting in Uganda Examined,d. The government is of the opinion that the policy contributes to sustainable development, while other actors, such as NGOs, question the policy’s impacts and ethics. The extent to which the policy is meant to contribute to conservation goals, and its impacts on conservation on-the-ground, remain unclear.

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Ernst Müllere height of an epochal critical period in which the number of people living in cities exceeds the number of people living in the country; available water is constantly diminishing; most of world energy needs are still met through non-renewable sources; those resources are available for a few more ye