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SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF BEACHES - A MYTH OR REALITY
2015Densely populated coasts are the most exploited world space. Along with tourism, these areas are of particular importance for other economic activities (port activities, the construction of industrial plants, power plants, etc.). Tourist demand is strongly directed towards coastal destinations and the listed areas are particularly affected by mass ...
Smolčić Jurdana, Dora +2 more
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Application of participatory method for beach management
2007Results from the application of a participatory approach in the final phase of a project (named SABBIA), aiming at improving beach management in the Liguria Region, are reported. A new methodology developed for the involvement of stakeholders and/or experts, called NetSyMod (Network Analysis-Creative System Modelling-Decision Support), was applied in ...
MARIN, VALENTINA +3 more
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Marine Pollution Bulletin
Microplastics are omnipresent, raising significant concerns in marine environments. This study investigates how different beach morphodynamics and local management practices (i.e. pollutant sources, tourism, beach cleaning) influence microplastic pollution in sandy beach sediments in Vietnam by comparing tidal zonation patterns across three beaches ...
My Yen, Nguyen +5 more
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Microplastics are omnipresent, raising significant concerns in marine environments. This study investigates how different beach morphodynamics and local management practices (i.e. pollutant sources, tourism, beach cleaning) influence microplastic pollution in sandy beach sediments in Vietnam by comparing tidal zonation patterns across three beaches ...
My Yen, Nguyen +5 more
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Beach management policy analysis concerning safety flag systems in Northern Spain
Marine Policy, 2022Iranzu Sotés
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User input to beach management decision making at beaches on the Cesme Peninsula, Turkey
2000The Cesme Peninsula on the Turkish Aegean coast is a popular second home location and an increasingly important destination for foreign visitors. Policies are needed to balance the needs of tourism and conservation on the Peninsula. This study was designed to gather opinions of beach users to contribute to policy formulation for the Peninsula.
Ünal, Özlem, Morgan, Robert
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