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Beach landscape management as a sustainable tourism resource in Fernando de Noronha Island (Brazil)

Cristiano, Samanta da Costa ; Rockett, Gabriela Camboim ; Portz, Luana Carla ; Souza Filho, José Rodrigues de

Marine pollution bulletin, 2020-01, Vol.150, p.110621-110621, Article 110621 [Periódico revisado por pares]

England: Elsevier Ltd

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Beach landscape management as a sustainable tourism resource in Fernando de Noronha Island (Brazil)
Autor: Cristiano, Samanta da Costa ; Rockett, Gabriela Camboim ; Portz, Luana Carla ; Souza Filho, José Rodrigues de
Assuntos: Anthropogenic factors ; Archipelagoes ; Beaches ; Brazil ; Coastal scenarios ; Coasts ; Conservation of Natural Resources ; Conservation units ; Cultural resources ; Humans ; Islands ; National heritage ; Parameters ; Policies ; Public policy ; Resource management ; Sustainability ; Sustainability management ; Sustainable development ; Sustainable tourism ; Tourism ; Travel ; Urban areas ; World natural heritage
É parte de: Marine pollution bulletin, 2020-01, Vol.150, p.110621-110621, Article 110621
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Descrição: The Coastal Scenery Evaluation System was used to analyze the landscape of touristic beaches at the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago, using a checklist with 26 physical and human parameters. The beaches are divided into classes ranging from 1 (extremely attractive natural site) to 5 (unattractive urban areas). The data reflects the natural and anthropogenic characteristics of the coastal Noronha scenery, which have international relevance and are between classes 1–4. Class 3 and 4 beaches are associated with anthropogenic factors/parameters. Seasonal sedimentary stock variation has also contributed to the differences in classes between the seasons at some beaches. The results of this study are useful to create new perspectives for sustainable development based on the singularities of this touristic resource – the landscape. The Fernando de Noronha Archipelago depends on its landscapes for tourism. Therefore, government policies should seek the sustainable management of its beaches, so as to ensure the protection of natural and cultural resources. •The Fernando de Noronha Archipelago is an UNESCO World Heritage Site and comprises two Conservation Units.•This study addressed seasonal difference between the evaluated beaches, which have both physical and anthropogenic changes.•Anthropic actions together with seasonal changes of physical/natural parameters, lead to reduction in landscape quality.•Even with deficiencies in territory management, none of Fernando de Noronha Island beaches reached class 5.
Editor: England: Elsevier Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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Beach landscape management as a sustainable tourism resource in Fernando de Noronha Island (Brazil)

Cristiano, Samanta da Costa ; Rockett, Gabriela Camboim ; Portz, Luana Carla ; Souza Filho, José Rodrigues de

England: Elsevier Ltd

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