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Conflicts and Management Perceptions Between Native and Non-Native Residents of Four Beaches in Ecuador

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  • Published: 2018
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F. Manner-Baldeon, M. F. Icaza-Moran
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Geographic Regions
Latin American & the Caribbean
Languages
English

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By conducting an exploratory research, 705 surveys were collected along four sandy beaches in Ecuador: Ayangue, Chipipe, Olon and Puerto Engabao, chosen because of their unequal levels of tourism development. A correlation study takes into account the perception of native and non-native residents and as a result environmental conflicts affected most residents from Ayangue, Olon and Puerto Engabao, and physical conflicts mainly affected residents from Chipipe. Also, according to the perceptions of native and non-native residents on beach management, only in Olon both groups considerate a community management while in the other beaches, the preferences varied between national, regional and community management. Finally, the Chi-Square tests show non- relation between the conflicts and the place of origin. However, in terms of management, there is significant relation between this aspect and their native land.

Topics
GSTC-D Criterias
A8 -Managing visitor volumes and activities
A9 -Planning regulations and development control
B4 -Support for community
Sustainable Development Goals - SDG's
09- Industry Innovation & Infrastructure
Citation
“F. Manner-BaldeonM. F. Icaza-Moran;  
2018;  
Conflicts and Management Perceptions Between Native and Non-Native Residents of Four Beaches in Ecuador;  
BTRP-ID:  29959″

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