Linking Culture and the Environment

Index
Aboriginal 220–221, 260–265, 266–277
Africa 207–212
poverty 199–200
Arctic 104–115
Arizona 236–237, 242, 248–255
Australia 220–222, 263–265
gunya titjikala 266–270
Kakadu national park 270–273
Minnamurra rainforest 228–229
Awards 109
Benefits 192, 195, 212–213, 248–255
economic growth 51–53, 79,
142–144, 164–166, 179,
184–185, 200–201,
209–212, 238
Bioregional governance 85–86
Brand 132–140
Brundtland Commission 18, 80, 143,
197, 285
Canada
Georgian Bay 86
Lake Superior 76–79, 86–99
national marine conservation area
(NMCA) 96–97, 99
Whistler 121–129
Canadian Standards Association (CSA) 82
Carbon footprint 6, 291
Carrying capacity 9, 28–29, 57, 126,
145–146, 269
social 61
China 225–228
Community 128–129, 147, 178–180,
207–208, 287–288
cultural heritage 153, 161–162, 221,
225–229, 274, 275–277
host-tourist interactions 94–95, 184,
236–237
indigenous 220–221, 260–265,
266–277
opinions 89–97, 166–169, 187–191,
236–237, 238–254, 270–273
participation 123–126, 154, 158,
159–161, 162–166, 171–172,
175–178, 184–185, 196,
209–212, 264–265, 268–273
response 66–69, 77, 192
social exchange theory 246–248
the natural step (TNS) 121–123
Cultural heritage 153, 161–162, 221,
225–229, 274, 275–277
Cyprus 54–55, 66–69
Dinghushan 225–228
Ecotourism 5, 17, 19–20, 21, 38–43,
183–185, 260, 283–284
293