Tourism and Coastal Resources Degradation in the Wider Caribbean
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This report is one of a series of studies to determine the level of coastal degradation, the best
approaches and practices available to address these issues, and effective public awareness and
training activities. The information contained in these studies will be used inter alia to further
develop the activities of this project which include pilot projects, training workshops and
courses, public awareness activities and networking.
This report of Tourism and Coastal Resources Degradation includes Island Resources
Foundation’s assessment of the extent of coastal resource degradation due to tourism and
recommends approaches to address this degradation in the Wider Caribbean. The assessment and
recommendations have been written with special attention to promoting the use of the information by regional and national planners and policy managers.
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