Credit hours
In-class work per week |
Practice per week |
Credits |
Duration |
Total |
4 |
2 |
8 |
15 weeks |
120 hours |
Instructor
Teresa Cristina Magro Lindenkamp
Victor Eduardo Lima Ranieri
Objective
Have an overview on recreational demand in protected areas; Discuss the effects of recreation in protected areas as an important issue for administrators, visitors and scientists; Identify the ecological and social effects arising from recreational activities; Present the current methodologies for the evaluation of recreation impacts in protected areas; know how to select efficient indicators for monitoring environmental and social conditions; Identify management strategies to reduce the impact on protected areas.
Content
1. Use and users of protected areas: social aspects of outdoor recreation and visitor behavior. 2. Understanding impacts on wild areas and their importance for administrators, visitors and scientists; 3. Recreational carrying capacity; 4. Environmental impacts: fauna, vegetation, soils, water; 5. Social aspects of outdoor recreation; 6. Public use impact assessment systems; 7. Use of indicators to monitor environmental conditions and social aspects of recreation in natural areas; 8. Guidelines for Visiting Protected Areas in Brazil.
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