US EditionAssess the Impact of the Massification of Protected Spaces to Improve the Coexistence Between Tourism and Biodiversity
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Knowing how tourism massification impacts on the biodiversity of protected natural spaces is essential to be able to take measures that allow us to continue enjoying nature and generate economy without causing damage to the ecosystems and fauna and flora that inhabit them. Therefore, the Flow4Bio–Fluid Forests project for Biodiversity and People, analyzes how it is affecting the massive influx of visitors in ten protected natural spaces of Astur…
The project started in Catalonia last year and has been extended to Asturias, Aragon, Valencian Community, Canary Islands and Balearic Islands. It evaluates the impacts on birds and biodiversity through monitoring with cameras and with surveys of visitors. SEO/BirdLife, the Forest Technology Center of Catalonia, Fundació Emys and Fundació Trenca promoted the expansion of the Flow4Bio – Fluid Forests for Biodiversity and People project, which pro…
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