Climate Change Impacts on Wildlife Protected Areas in Southern Africa: a Bibliometric Analysis

Regis Musavengane; Walter Musakwa

doi:10.58683/sp.620

Data publikacji : 2023-12-09

Tom 44 Nr 4 (2023)

Wpływ zmian klimatycznych na obszary chronione w Afryce Południowej: analiza bibliometryczna

Regis Musavengane

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5276-7911

Walter Musakwa

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2173-0072

DOI: https://doi.org/10.58683/sp.620

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Celem artykułu jest przegląd badań dotyczących wpływu zmian klimatycznych na obszary chronione w Afryce Południowej w kontekście rozwoju turystyki. Obszary chronione są preferowanymi celami wyjazdowymi dla amatorów turystyki przyrodniczej. W wyniku analizy bibliometrycznej autorzy identyfikują skutki zmian klimatycznych na obszarach chronionych w Afryce Południowej oraz strategie adaptacyjne dla miejsc recepcji turystycznej, które umożliwią im dalsze funkcjonowanie. Do najczęściej wymienianych skutków zmian klimatycznych opisanych w analizowanych badaniach należą redukcja gatunków, konflikty między ludźmi a dziką przyrodą, zmiany w jakości siedlisk i infrastruktury oraz różne skutki społeczne. Autorzy wskazują, na jakim poziomie zmieniające się warunki klimatyczne na obszarach chronionych wpływają na procesy ochrony przyrody i lokalną turystykę; w ten sposób przyczyniają się do rozwoju wiedzy na temat interakcji między dziką przyrodą a człowiekiem, strategii przetrwania stosowanych przez społeczności lokalne oraz interakcji pomiędzy tymi społecznościami a organizacjami zajmującymi się ochroną przyrody. Przedstawione syntetycznie dane mogą być wykorzystane w przyszłych badaniach na temat sposobów zwiększania odporności obszarów chronionych i otaczających je społeczności na skutki zmian klimatycznych; mogą też pomóc organizacjom społecznym i grupom zajmującym się ochroną środowiska w poprawie odporności społeczności lokalnych na skutki zmian klimatycznych oraz w informowaniu o strategiach adaptacyjnych opartych na ochronie miejscowych ekosystemów.

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zmiany klimatyczne, obszary chronione, dzika przyroda, PRISMA, analiza bibliometryczna, Afryka

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Ngoni Courage Shereni, Regis Musavengane, Erisher Woyo, COVID-19, turystyka krajowa i systemy wiedzy tubylczej w Zimbabwe , Studia Periegetica: Tom 41 Nr 1 (2023): Problemy turystyki i hotelarstwa w Afryce tom 1

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Musavengane, R., & Musakwa, W. (2023). Wpływ zmian klimatycznych na obszary chronione w Afryce Południowej: analiza bibliometryczna. Studia Periegetica, 44(4), 73–90. https://doi.org/10.58683/sp.620

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Regis Musavengane

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-5276-7911

Afiliacja:

University of Johannesburg , Department of Geography, Environmental Management and Energy Studies, South Africa Zimbabwe

Walter Musakwa

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2173-0072

Afiliacja:

University of Johannesburg , Department of Geography, Environmental Management and Energy Studies, South Africa Republika Południowej Afryki