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Appendix 7 REFERENCES AND SUGGESTED READING Available from Tourism Queensland Publications arising from implementation of the 1997 Queensland Ecotourism Plan www.tq.com.au/ecotourism 44 • Tourism Queensland. (1997). Queensland Ecotourism Plan. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1998). Tropical North Queensland Birdwatching Market Study. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1998). The Profile, Behaviour And Needs Of Tourists In Environmentally Significant Areas. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). A National Domestic Survey. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). Ecotourism, The Internet And Backpackers. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). How Are We Tracking? Environmental Tourism Benchmarking Study. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). International Leisure Market Survey. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). Nature-Based Tourism In Queensland. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). Grow Your Ecotourism Business – A Support Kit For Operators. Volume 1. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (1999). Grow Your Ecotourism Business – A Support Kit For Operators. Volume 2. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2000). Best Practice Ecotourism In Queensland. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2000). Innovation In Interpretation. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2000). Nature and Ecotourism Accreditation Program (NEAP) Consumer Survey. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2000). Nature and Ecotourism Accreditation Program (NEAP) Industry Survey. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2000). Tour Operator Tool Kit. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2001). Ecoram: A Simple Guide To Assessing ‘Great’ Ecotourism Business Ideas. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2001). Getting Started Online: A Tourism Operator’s Guide To The Internet. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2001). Outback Interpretation Manual. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2001). North American Blueprint Research. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Tourism Queensland. (2002). Environmental Impact Monitoring: A Guide For Tourism Operators. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia.
Other Resources • Blamey, R. K. (1995). The Nature of Ecotourism: Occasional Paper Number 21. Bureau of Tourism Research. Canberra: Australia. • Blamey, R. K. & Hatch, D. (1996). BTR Occasional Paper Number 25: Profiles and Motivations of Nature-Based Tourists Visiting Australia. Bureau of Tourism Research. Canberra: Australia. • Eagles, Paul F. J., McCool, Stephen F. and Haynes, Christopher D. A. (2002). Sustainable Tourism in Protected Areas: Guidelines for Planning and Management. IUCN Gland: Switzerland and Cambridge: UK. • Ecotourism Association of Australia. (2001). Ecotourism Snapshot 2001. Gutteridge Haskins and Davey, Queensland: Australia. • Epler Wood, M. (2002). Ecotourism: Principles, Practices and Policies for Sustainability. The International Ecotourism Society. Burlington: USA. • Font, X. & Buckley, R. (Ed). (2001). Tourism Ecolabelling: Certification and Promotion. CABI International. Oxon: UK and New York: USA • Lindberg, K. & Hawkins, Donald. E. (1993). Ecotourism: A Guide for Planners & Managers, Volume I. The International Ecotourism Society. Burlington: USA. • Lindberg, K., Epler Wood, M. & Engeldrum, D. (1998). Ecotourism: A Guide for Planners & Managers, Volume II. The International Ecotourism Society. Burlington: USA. • MORI. (2000). Attitudes of Package Holiday Makers. Association of British Travel Agents, London: UK. • Queensland Department of the Premier and Cabinet. (2000). Native Title Contact Officer Manual. State of Queensland. Brisbane: Australia. • Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service. (2001). Masterplan for Queensland’s Parks System. State of Queensland, Environmental Protection Agency. Brisbane: Queensland. • Page, Stephen. J. & Dowling, Ross. K. (2002). Themes in Tourism Series: Ecotourism. Pearson Education Limited. Essex: UK • The Bureau of Tourism Research. (2000). International Visitor Survey. Commonwealth of Australia. Canberra: Australia. • The Bureau of Tourism Research. (2001). National Visitor Survey. Commonwealth of Australia. Canberra: Australia. • The International Ecotourism Society. (2000). Ecotourism Statistical Fact Sheet. The International Ecotourism Society. Burlington: USA. • Vereczi, G. (2001). Preliminary Results of the WTO Research Programme on Ecotourism Generating Markets. World Tourism Organization, Madrid: Spain. • Weaver, David. B. (Ed). (2001). The Encyclopedia of Ecotourism. CABI International. Oxon: UK and New York: USA • World Tourism Organisation. (2000). WTO News. 2nd Quarter, Issue 2. World Tourism Organisation, Madrid: Spain. • World Tourism Organisation. (2002). Quebec Declaration on Ecotourism. World Summit on Sustainable Development. Johannesburg: South Africa. 45
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