Panorama atual do turismo ecológico e análise do plano de manejo da unidade de conservação Parque das Dunas
Parque das Dunas is an area of great environmental relevance, with dunes, lagoons and a diversity of native vegetation. Therefore, the Management Plan is a management instrument that establishes guidelines for the sustainable use of natural resources in protected areas. Thus, visitation in protec...
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Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Norte
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| Resumo: | Parque das Dunas is an area of great environmental relevance, with dunes, lagoons
and a diversity of native vegetation. Therefore, the Management Plan is a management
instrument that establishes guidelines for the sustainable use of natural resources in
protected areas. Thus, visitation in protected areas constitutes a valuable conservation
strategy, provided by SNUC, in which this work aims to analyze the proposals
contained in the creation of the Management Plan for external public visitation and
determine the current situation of visitation in relation to to ecological tourism in Parque
das Dunas, a conservation unit located in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte. In this study,
the proposals of this plan in relation to external visits were analyzed, including
definitions of trails, number of visitors, environmental education and control of
environmental impacts. The study of the public use area of Parque das Dunas it is
following the management plan, effectively reflecting conservation guidelines.
Interviews with 150 participants indicated a female predominance (18-30 years old,
completed higher education) among visitors, mostly national tourists who visit the park
1 to 5 times a year, motivated by recreation and leisure, demonstrating a high interest
in environmental issues. The assessment of infrastructure and environmental
understanding was predominantly positive, except for the need for attention to leisure
equipment, while ecological tourism showed growth, impacted only by the pandemic.
The results provide valuable input for park management to improve services and the
visitor experience, strengthening sustainable practices and environmental
conservation |
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