葡萄牙保护区新治理框架下居民对旅游业发展的看法:一个小型外围自然公园的案例

IF 5.1 1区 社会学 Q1 GEOGRAPHY
Luís Filipe Silva, Francisco Carballo-Cruz, José Cadima Ribeiro
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一直以来,葡萄牙的保护区(PAs)都是在自上而下的治理模式下运作的,往往忽视了当地社区。2019 年,葡萄牙政府在共同管理的基础上为保护区建立了新的治理模式。新的共同管理方法强调合作和参与式治理,并将可持续旅游业定位为领土振兴和地方发展的催化剂。然而,当地社区对这些地区旅游业的态度和看法在很大程度上仍是未知数。本研究的重点是阿尔旺自然公园(PNAL),这是葡萄牙的一个小型乡村山区保护区,目前正处于实施共同管理的早期阶段。我们的目标是调查当地居民对旅游业影响的看法,并确定居民群体之间的潜在分歧及其对旅游业发展的支持程度。这些见解至关重要,因为当地社区的积极参与是旅游业可持续发展和成功实施共同管理的关键因素。这项研究采用了自填式调查,获得了代表公园一半以上人口的 250 名 PNAL 居民的回复。因子分析确定了四个主要感知维度,聚类分析则根据居民的旅游感知将其分为三个不同的群体。虽然大多数 PNAL 居民都表示支持旅游业的发展,但他们也强烈呼吁制定新的政策,改变自上而下的管理模式。这项研究为制定有效的旅游政策、规划和发展战略,以及确保当地社区积极参与 PNAL 内的共同管理和可持续发展工作提供了重要见解。此外,本研究还证明了这种研究方法在不断演变的治理模式中的适用性,并有可能适用于葡萄牙的其他保护区以及正在经历类似治理转型的其他国家。
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Residents’ perceptions of tourism development in the context of a new governance framework for Portuguese protected areas: The case of a small peripheral natural park
Historically, Portuguese protected areas (PAs) have been operating under top-down governance, often neglecting local communities. In 2019, the Portuguese government established a new governance model for PAs, based on co-management. The new co-management approach emphasises collaborative and participatory governance and positions sustainable tourism as a catalyst for territorial revitalisation and local development. However, local communities' attitudes and perceptions regarding tourism in these areas remain largely uncharted. This study focuses on the Alvão Natural Park (PNAL), a small rural and mountainous Portuguese PA, which is currently in the early stages of co-management implementation. Our goal was to investigate local residents' perceptions of tourism's impacts and identify potential divergence among resident groups and their level of support for tourism development. These insights are crucial because the active engagement of local communities is a key element for sustainable tourism development and the successful implementation of co-management. The study employed a self-administered survey, garnering responses from 250 PNAL residents representing over half of the park's population. Factor analysis identified four primary perceptual dimensions and cluster analysis classified residents into three distinct groups based on their tourism perceptions. While most PNAL residents express support for tourism development, there is a resounding call for new policies to revert the legacy of top-down governance. This research provides essential insights for shaping effective tourism policies, planning and development strategies, and ensuring the active involvement of local communities in co-management and sustainable development efforts within the PNAL. Moreover, this study demonstrates the applicability of this research approach in the context of evolving governance models with the potential for adaptation to other PAs across Portugal and other countries undergoing similar governance transitions.
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Rural Studies publishes research articles relating to such rural issues as society, demography, housing, employment, transport, services, land-use, recreation, agriculture and conservation. The focus is on those areas encompassing extensive land-use, with small-scale and diffuse settlement patterns and communities linked into the surrounding landscape and milieux. Particular emphasis will be given to aspects of planning policy and management. The journal is international and interdisciplinary in scope and content.
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