doktorska disertacija
Tanja Lešnik Štuhec (Avtor), Damijan Mumel (Mentor)

Povzetek

Zavarovana obala / krajina (kategorija V po IUCN) je območje, kjer je skozi stoletja vzajemno delovanje človeka in narave oblikovalo značilno pokrajino s pomembnimi estetskimi, ekološkimi in kulturnimi vrednotami ter z visoko biodiverziteto. Zavarovano je z namenom trajnostnega upravljanja (angl. management) - zagotavljanja varstva narave, z njo povezanih ekonomskih storitev in kulturnih vrednot ter kakovosti življenja lokalnega prebivalstva. Obisk zavarovanih območij je tudi v Sloveniji vse bolj priljubljena oblika preživljanja prostega casa v naravi. Z načrtovanjem, izvajanjem in spremljanjem aktivnosti za informiranje in usmerjanje uporabnikov zavarovanih območij je moč ohraniti neokrnjeno naravo in tradicionalni način življenja ter vzporedno ponujati neponovljiva doživetja narave. V Evropi ni uveljavljenega modela menedžmenta obiska zavarovanih območij, zato sem na osnovi proučevanja literature ter primerov dobrih praks razvila konceptualni model usmerjanja vplivov uporabnikov zavarovanih območij, ki sem ga nadgradila s pomočjo izvedenih intervjujev s predstavniki ekspertne skupine. V procesu razvijanja modela sem ugotovila, da v Sloveniji še nismo razvili modela upravljanja zavarovanih obmocij, v katerega bi bilo smiselno uvrstiti upravljanje vpliva uporabnikov zavarovanih obmocij. Oblikovala sem model upravljanja zavarovanih obmocij, ki temelji na sedmih korakih in dveh temeljnih pogojih. Model je osredotočen na mehke metode usmerjanja obiskovalcev, čeprav kot izhodišce upošteva (trde metode) coniranje in postavljanje mejnih vrednosti sprejemljivih sprememb z indikatorji varstva narave, trajnostnega razvoja in marketinških aktivnosti. Sprejemljivost modela sem preverila z anketiranjem uporabnikov zavarovanih območij, ki so potrdili njegovo primernost. V uvodu sem postavila osem hipotez, ki so bile ob koncu raziskave potrjene, s tem pa tudi sprejemljivost modela. Ugotavljam, da v Sloveniji obstaja potreba po razvoju modela upravljanja zavarovanih območij, ki naj vključuje smernice trajnostnega razvoja in zahteva medsektorsko načrtovanje, izvajanje in spremljanje aktivnosti upravljanja. Za sprejemanje modrih odločitev je potrebno oblikovati interdisciplinarne time ekspertov in v upravljanje aktivneje vključiti splošno javnost. Za učinkovito nastopanje na izjemno konkurencnem trgu turističnih destinacij je potrebno v zavarovana obmocja vpeljati pristop marketinga in ob naravovarstvenem coniranju dolociti tudi cone, namenjene doživljanju posebnih izkušenj za razlicne ciljne skupine uporabnikov. Za slovenska zavarovana območja so veliko bolj primerne mehke metode usmerjanja, informiranja in izobraževanja obiskovalcev kot stroge omejitve dostopa v zavarovana območja. Z njimi lahko dosežemo zadovoljstvo vseh uporabnikov zavarovanih območij in ohranimo naravo in tradicionalno kulturno okolje za naslednje generacije. Slovenska zavarovana območja bodo postala privlačne turistične destinacije, če se bodo medsebojno povezala (konzorcij parkov), vkljucila v širše regije, spodbujala trajnostni razvoj in komunicirala ter sodelovala z drugimi institucijami in posamezniki pri oblikovanju inovativnih doživljajskih programov za specifične ciljne skupine obiskovalcev. Za uspešno nastopanje bo potrebnih še veliko raziskav, komuniciranja in sodelovanja deležnikov.

Ključne besede

okolje;okoljski management;trajnostni razvoj;uporabniki;Varstvo okolja;Disertacije;Zavarovana območja;Turizem;Slovenija;

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Jezik: Slovenski jezik
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Tipologija: 2.08 - Doktorska disertacija
Organizacija: UM EPF - Ekonomsko-poslovna fakulteta
Založnik: [T. Lešnik Štuhec]
UDK: 504:338.48(497.4)(043.3)
COBISS: 66966273 Povezava se bo odprla v novem oknu
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Sekundarni jezik: Angleški jezik
Sekundarni naslov: Design and empirical checking of the acceptability of protected areas visitor impact management model
Sekundarni povzetek: Protected areas of land (with coast and see) (IUCN category V) are areas, where the interaction of people and nature over time has produced an area of distinct character with significant aesthetic, ecological and / or cultural value, and high biological diversity. They are protected with the purpose of sustainable management - to assure the protection of nature and connected economical services, cultural assets and local people quality of life. Visiting protected areas is very popular kind of spending time in nature also in Slovenia. With planning, implementing and evaluating activities for informing and directing visitors of the protected areas, the nature and traditional style of living could be preserved along with offering unrepeatable nature experiences. Various scientific and professional literature and cases of good practice have been studied, because there is no common protected area visitor impact management model in Europe. The conceptual visitor impact management model was developed and upgraded by interviews with expert groups representatives (managers of protected areas, mayors, experts of other institutions and representatives of nature park unions from Austria and Germany). During the model development process it has been established that Slovenia does not have a protected area management model in which one could place protected area visitor impact management. That is why the protected area management model with seven steps and two principal conditions was formulated. It has been focused on soft visitor directing methods, although it is formulated on (hard methods) zoning and maintenance of acceptable change limits with the nature protection, sustainable development and marketing activities indicators. The model acceptability was checked with the consumers of protected areas survey, which confirmed its suitability. Eight theses were set in the beginning of our research. They were confirmed together with the suitability of the protected areas management model at the end of the work. It has been concluded that Slovenia is in need of developing a model, which should include management activities for sustainable development and intersectorial planning, implementing and evaluating. Interdisciplinary team of experts and public participation should be introduced for adopting wise management decisions. Marketing activities should be introduced in protected areas for effective occurrence at a very competitive tourist destination market. Beside the nature protection zoning, there is a need for the development of special experiences zones for heterogeneous type of visitors. Soft directing, informing and educating visitor methods are more suitable for Slovene protected areas than severe access limitation in the area. By so doing, stakeholder satisfaction and preservation of nature and traditional cultural environment for next generations could be attained. Slovene protected areas should connect them selves (union of protected areas), incorporate into broader regions, stimulate sustainable development, communicate and cooperate with other institutions and individuals by designing innovative experience programmes for specific visitor groups. A lot of research, communication and cooperation will be necessary for successful appearance.
Sekundarne ključne besede: protected areas;stakeholders;sustainable management;visitor impact management model;
URN: URN:SI:UM:
Vrsta dela (COBISS): Doktorska disertacija
Komentar na gradivo: Univ. v Mariboru, Ekonomsko-poslovna fak.
Strani: XIII, 394 str., [118] str. pril.
ID: 8716152