Tourism

Business and Parks: CSF and the Brazilian National Park Service

CSF is working with the Chico Mendes Institute for Biodiversity Conservation (ICMBio), which is the Brazilian National Park Service, on financial aspects of businesses operating in national parks. Starting with five protected areas, in the Atlantic Coastal Forest, the Amazon and the Cerrado, CSF will training and assist ICMBio staff on financial planning to provide services that will improve visitor's access and experience in the parks and strengthen the tie between Brazilians and their parks.

A valoração contingente como ferramenta de economia aplicada à conservação ambiental: o caso da Estrada Parque Pantanal

Authors: 
Maurício Serra
Eduardo Garcia
Ramon Ortiz
Leonardo Hasenclever
Gustavo de Moraes

Valorácion económica de los recursos turísticos y pesqueros del Parque Nacional Coiba

Series number: 
16
Project report: 
Ocean Economics - Coiba National Park, Panama
Authors: 
Ricardo G. Montenegro G.

Maximizing revenues and conservation in Tanzanian National Parks

Authors: 
Kim Bonine
Bryna Chang
Ezekiel Dembe
Betrita Loibooki
Nassoro Mndeme
Albert Mziray
Beth Neary
Linwood Pendleton
John Reid
Miwa Tamanaha

Parks produce local economic benefits in Amazonia

Authors: 
Marcos Amend
Claude Gascon
John Reid
José Maria Cardoso da Silva

Beneficios económicos regionales generados por la conservación: El caso del MADIDI / Regional economic benefits from conservation: The case of Madidi

Series number: 
5
Authors: 
Leonardo C. Fleck
Marcos Amend
Lilian Painter
John Reid
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