Multi-stakeholder environmental management and governance processes are essential to realize social and ecological outcomes. Participation, collaboration, and learning are emphasized in these processes; to gain insights into how they influence stakeholders' evaluations of outcomes in relation to management and governance interventions we use a path analysis approach to examine their relationshi...

The tourism is an industry that makes extensive use of natural heritage sites. It has long been debated whether a threat to This research written contribute these discussions. In the study, author(s) aims determine effects and levels in World Natural Heritage Sites. Within scope research, impact on 24 samples selected from UNESCO sites was examined with multi-criteria decision-making methods. A...

The Adriatic coast of Northeast Italy is one the representative areas holding high ecological value in Mediterranean. In this research, we have monitored environmental change coastal wetland ten studied sites that covered all Ramsar and most natural reserves from 1984 to 2016. results show environment has been changing associated with a multitude influential factors, including economic developm...

This article reflects on the ‘Yellowstone model’ of environmental conservation while considering United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)/ International Council Monuments Sites /International Union for Conservation Nature’s recommendation voluntary relocation Maasai residents from Ngorongoro Area (NCA) in Tanzania. While advocating an inclusive approach, it synt...

Forest degradation in protected areas has been monitored around the world with remote sensing data, but degradation processes undetectable by widely used satellite sensors have been largely overlooked. Increased human pressures and socioeconomic development make forest protection more challenging, particularly for forest ecosystems that lie across national borders because of the differences in ...