Ningaloo collaboration cluster: Socio-economics of tourism

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Ningaloo collaboration cluster: Socio-economics of tourism

The economy of the Ningaloo coastal region, and in particular Exmouth and Coral Bay, relies on nature based tourism. Land use conflicts are frequent, and the region has seen hotly debated disputes over resort developments, marine sanctuaries, and World Heritage nomination. This project addresses lan...

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Main Authors:	Jones, Tod, Wood, David, Hughes, Michael, Deery, M., Fredline, L., Jones, Roy, Fulton, B., Tien, P., Pambudi, D., Dwyer, L., Spurr, R., Chapman, K., Lewis, Anna, Chandler, P., Catlin, James
Format:	Book
Published:	CSIRO and Curtin University 2011
Subjects:	Tourism land use planning Ningaloo modelling
Online Access:	http://ningaloo-atlas.org.au/content/ningaloo-collaboration-cluster-socio-economics-touri http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/6139

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