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Recognise the physical and biological environment and ecological processes on which nature-based tourism and recreation depends and its concomitant impacts.
Interpret and appreciate the social context within which nature-based tourism and recreation occurs.
Determine and evaluate the best practice strategies to plan for and manage nature-based tourism, recreation and their respective activities.
Assess and critically appraise interpretive programs for nature-based tourism activities.
Identify and communicate the importance of ecological sustainability in nature-based tourism and recreation.
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This unit presents students with the theories and concepts that underpin the monitoring and management of nature-based tourism and recreation, with a focus on natural areas. Case studies are presented from diverse ecosystems around the world, offering students insights from beyond the local context. A strong focus on managing the negative impacts of nature-based tourism and recreation develop students appreciation for working and engaging in responsible and sustainable tourism and recreational activities.