居住在奥地利的土耳其人和中国人进入和使用维纳瓦尔德生物圈保护区-对规划的影响

IF 0.7 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q4 BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION
Anna Höglhammer, A. Muhar, P. Stokowski
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摘要

像联合国教科文组织Wienerwald生物圈保护区(WWBR)这样的城市周边保护区提供了重要的娱乐机会。但是,某些群体的使用受到限制,特别是来自非西方国家的移民作为用户群体的人数不足。本文介绍了在维也纳和下奥地利州进行的一项跨学科试点研究的研究结果,该研究调查了世界地理记录在移民(重点是土耳其和中国移民)休闲生活中的重要性,以及阻碍人们使用世界地理记录的障碍。采用质性研究设计,共获得80个访谈(每个社区40个)。结果显示,所有参与者都非常欣赏自然区域,并高度认识到对健康和福祉的积极影响。社会环境对户外娱乐活动的参与有很大影响,并确定了影响获取的种族文化和社区相关方面。这项研究表明,规划当局在提供充分的信息方面面临挑战,特别是关于进入和现场使用的信息。需要看门人消除基于恐惧和不安全感的准入障碍。还讨论了规划当局面临的其他挑战,并提出了管理行动的建议。配置文件
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Access to and use of the Wienerwald Biosphere Reserve by Turkish and Chinese people living in Austria – implications for planning
Peri-urban protected areas such as the UNESCO Wienerwald Biosphere Reserve (WWBR) offer important recreational opportunities. However, access has been shown to be restricted for certain groups, and immigrants from non-western countries especially are found to be under-represented as user groups. This paper presents research findings from a transdisciplinary pilot study undertaken in Vienna and Lower Austria investigating the importance of the WWBR in the leisure lives of immigrants (focusing on Turkish and Chinese immigrants), and barriers that hinder people from using the WWBR. A qualitative research design was adopted, and in total 80 interviews (40 from each community) were obtained. Results show a strong appreciation for natural areas and a high awareness among all participants of the positive impacts for health and well-being. The social environment has a strong influence on outdoor recreation participation, and ethnic-cultural and community-related aspects affecting access were identified. The study shows that planning authorities face challenges in providing adequate information, especially concerning access and on-site use. Gatekeepers are needed to remove access barriers based on fears and insecurities. Other challenges for planning authorities are also addressed, and recommendations for managerial action are presented. Profile
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Eco Mont-Journal on Protected Mountain Areas Research
Eco Mont-Journal on Protected Mountain Areas Research BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION-ECOLOGY
CiteScore
1.20
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1
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>12 weeks
期刊介绍: eco.mont offers a platform specifically for scientists and practitioners working in and on protected mountain areas in Europe and overseas.Target audiences of the journal are scientists from all related disciplines, managers of protected areas and an interested public including practitioners, visitors, teachers, etc.
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