Linking Culture and the Environment
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294 Index<br />
Ecotourism (continued)<br />
impact 183<br />
assessment 26–28, 29–30, 31–32<br />
marketing 39–40, 78<br />
The International Ecotourism<br />
Society (TIES) 82, 159<br />
<strong>Environment</strong> 223<br />
audit 30<br />
biodiversity 203, 228, 260–262<br />
impact 6–7, 19, 20–23, 95–96, 154,<br />
241–242<br />
assessment 26–28, 29–30, 31–32<br />
causes 23–24, 150–151<br />
education 30–31<br />
spatial 24–25<br />
wildlife 66–67, 144, 146, 148–<br />
149, 151–152, 186–187,<br />
190–191<br />
management 21–23, 25–26, 28–29,<br />
68–69, 82, 103–104, 142–144,<br />
146–146–151, 222–223<br />
protection 222–223<br />
restoration 26<br />
Growth 2–3, 17–18, 158, 161, 167–169,<br />
291<br />
Gunya titjikala 266–270<br />
Honduras 186–192<br />
Impact 25, 95–96, 195–196, 284–285<br />
economic 51–53, 79, 142–144, 164–<br />
166, 179, 184–185, 200–201,<br />
209–212, 238<br />
environmental 6–7, 19, 20–23, 95–<br />
96, 154, 241–242<br />
assessment 26–28, 29–30, 31–32<br />
causes 23–24, 150–151<br />
education 30–31<br />
spatial 24–25<br />
wildlife 66–67, 144, 146, 148–<br />
149, 151–152, 186–187,<br />
190–191<br />
measure 242–245<br />
social 173–175, 178–180, 204–205,<br />
208, 241–242, 263, 226–227<br />
Indigenous people 220–221, 260–265,<br />
266–277<br />
Infrastructure 20–21, 66, 166, 186<br />
International Centre for Responsible<br />
Tourism (ICRT) 203–205<br />
International Federation of Tour<br />
Operators (IFTO) 57<br />
International Institute of <strong>Environment</strong><br />
<strong>and</strong> Development<br />
(IIED) 203–205<br />
International St<strong>and</strong>ards Organization<br />
(ISO) 82–83<br />
Kakadu national park 220–221<br />
Leave no trace (LNT) programme<br />
31, 32<br />
Management 96–97<br />
development 104–109, 123–126,<br />
127–128, 187–189<br />
environment 21–23, 25–26, 68–69,<br />
82, 103–104, 142–144,<br />
146–151, 222–223<br />
visitor 28–29, 146–147, 229<br />
Marketing 131, 152<br />
br<strong>and</strong> 132–140<br />
ecotourism 39–40, 78<br />
Mediterranean 69–70<br />
Cyprus 54–55, 66–69<br />
stakeholders 62–66<br />
Minnamurra rainforest 228–229<br />
Models 69–70, 248–254<br />
Gunya business model 226–268<br />
marketing 132–140<br />
nature/culture/community<br />
triad 224–225<br />
resort-cycle model 59–60<br />
stress-state-response-indicators 84–85<br />
Sustainable Model for Arctic Region<br />
Tourism (SMART) 113–115<br />
tourism area life cycle (TALC)<br />
59–60, 61–62<br />
Yellowstone 151–153<br />
Montreal Process 7<br />
National parks 142–144, 145–151, 195–<br />
196, 220–221, 225–230, 274–277<br />
Nunavut 110–113