Qualitative Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Фев. 28, 2024
Social
media
is
of
growing
interest
as
a
platform
for
post-COVID
research,
providing
ungated
platforms
minority
groups
and
activists
that
may
struggle
to
have
their
messages
voices
heard
in
other
media.
In
First
Nations
communities
around
Australia
there
higher-than-average
uptake
social
platforms,
particularly
Facebook.
Based
on
qualitative
research
project
with
group
Southeast
Queensland
targeting
knowledges,
experiences
perspectives
decolonise
disability
caring
knowledges
this
case
study
explores
the
use
media,
specifically
Facebook,
virtual
yarning
focusing
peoples
disability.
The
acknowledges
limitations
challenges
associated
such
potential
over-sharing,
privacy
concerns
risk
bullying.
It
emphasises
need
researchers,
especially
those
considered
outsiders,
carefully
consider
ethical
implications
exposure
lateral
violence.
highlights
advantages
including
increased
access
culture
belonging,
reduced
participant
burden
cost-effectiveness.
recognises
value
multimedia
promoting
culturally
appropriate
accessible
communication,
diverse
literacy
levels.
However,
trade-off
between
breadth
depth
data
quality
inherent
recommends
supplementary
method
alongside
focus
interviews
or
recruit
participants
research.
Ethical
considerations
are
crucial
context,
regarding
privacy,
sovereignty
intellectual
property.
BioScience,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
73(6), С. 453 - 459
Опубликована: Июнь 1, 2023
Abstract
Citizen
science
programs
are
becoming
increasingly
popular
among
naturalists
but
remain
heavily
biased
taxonomically
and
geographically.
However,
with
the
explosive
popularity
of
social
media
near-ubiquitous
availability
smartphones,
many
post
wildlife
photographs
on
media.
Here,
we
illustrate
potential
harvesting
these
data
to
enhance
our
biodiversity
understanding
using
Bangladesh,
a
tropical
biodiverse
country,
as
case
study.
We
compared
records
extracted
from
Facebook
those
Global
Biodiversity
Information
Facility
(GBIF),
collating
geospatial
for
1013
unique
species,
including
970
species
712
GBIF.
Although
most
observation
were
toward
major
cities,
more
evenly
spatially
distributed.
About
86%
Threatened
Facebook,
whereas
GBIF
almost
entirely
Of
Least
Concern
species.
To
reduce
global
shortfall,
key
research
priority
now
is
development
mechanisms
extracting
interpreting
data.
Journal of Environmental Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
352, С. 120108 - 120108
Опубликована: Янв. 20, 2024
The
increasing
popularity
of
digital
media
among
protected
area
visitors
poses
challenges
to
management.
It
alters
the
way
move
and
behave
in
area,
potentially
disturbance
nature,
it
might
also
affect
their
expectation
prior
visit
reflection
on
it.
Simultaneously,
allow
managers
develop
implement
new
methods
visitor
management
(DVM).
This
may
help
avoid
conflicts
ensure
compliance
with
rules
regulations
have
much
further
reaching
positive
consequences.
Based
an
online
survey
across
131
parks
46
countries
covering
all
continents,
this
study
examined
for
first
time
how
areas
view
DVM.
results
showed
that
majority
park
see
digitalization
as
opportunity,
91%
agreeing
enables
them
reach
larger
numbers
provide
real-time
information.
advantage
integrating
into
monitoring
was
recognized.
However,
some
perceived
problematic,
42%
increases
load
sensitive
40%
leads
more
off-trail
activity.
A
clear
respondents
(61–91%)
saw
proposed
DVM
effective
or
very
effective.
Accordingly,
70%
envisioned
using
future.
Our
findings
suggest
effects
outdoor
recreation
are
largely
similar
globe,
no
significant
influence
economic
status
region.
They
offer
insights
potential
management,
but
its
main
obstacles.
Adoption
will
be
facilitated
by
staff
funding
Additionally,
knowledge
exchange
between
can
ease
successful
implementation
tools.
Journal of Ecotourism,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
23(2), С. 166 - 193
Опубликована: Янв. 30, 2023
In
the
absence
of
sufficient
regulation
wildlife
tourism
attractions
(WTAs),
standards
treatment
animals
are
typically
determined
by
what
tourists
find
acceptable.
Under
this
model
there
is
little
motivation
for
operators
to
improve
if
do
not
leave
reputationally
damaging
feedback.
Given
current
state,
objectives
paper
twofold.
First,
we
highlight
and
categorise
existing
systemic
barriers
that
prevent
operation
an
ethical
market
WTAs.
Second,
combine
knowledge
these
with
a
recently
published
theoretical
framework
on
animal
justice
derive
initial,
robust
set
practical
criteria
which
non-expert
can
externally
assess
at
Viewed
stage
as
prototype,
allow
better
understand
scope
consequences
proper
improper
use
in
along
governance,
conservation
welfare
lines.
Abstract
Human–wildlife
interactions
(HWIs)
are
increasingly
common
human
disturbances
as
development
continues
to
remove
wildlife
habitats.
Documenting
HWI
is
critical
for
environmental
protection
agencies
develop
strategies
and
management
decisions
that
meet
the
needs
of
both
people
wildlife.
However,
evaluation
frequency
types
at
broad
spatial
scales
(e.g.,
national
or
regional
level)
can
be
costly
difficult
implement
by
managers.
In
this
study,
we
apply
a
novel
method
patterns
in
urban
areas
using
publicly
available
data
from
emergency
calls
(ECs)
placed
inhabitants
Romania's
areas.
We
used
information
4601
ECs
Romanian
National
Emergency
Call
System
112,
which
consisted
(1)
species,
(2)
location,
(3)
date
time,
(4)
short
description
emergency.
Of
318
analyzed
cities,
300
cities
documented
on
between
2015
2020,
with
roe
deer
brown
bear
being
most
frequently
mentioned
species.
recorded
an
increasing
trend
HWI‐related
73%
over
five‐year
period.
mapped
large‐scale
distribution
species
type
order
capture
variations
level.
Further,
social
biophysical
factors
potentially
influencing
occurrence
HWI.
The
results
showed
have
same
effect
all
while
varied
Particularly,
presence
large
natural
habitats,
represented
forests,
influenced
number
only
bears.
Seminatural
landscapes
agricultural
land
different
influence
terms
significance
considered
Our
suggest
rapid
assessment
evaluating
trends
predictors
scales.
German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
54(1), С. 107 - 114
Опубликована: Дек. 18, 2023
Abstract
Effective
visitor
management
requires
reaching
visitors
with
fitting
information
at
the
right
time
through
channels
they
already
use.
To
identify
effective
communication
channels,
410
recreationists
were
interviewed
in
north-east
Bavaria
to
determine
how
plan
and
navigate
their
outdoor
activities.
Interviews
conducted
onsite
(38%)
as
well
digital
media
(62%).
The
study
found
that
majority
of
people
use
tools
when
planning
(86%)
navigating
(73%)
Additionally,
most
(84%)
more
than
one
tool
for
activities,
while
almost
half
(48%)
only
navigation.
choice
was
largely
influenced
by
planned
activity.
Trail
running
(93%),
mountain
biking
hiking
mostly
using
a
main
tool,
sport
climbing
mainly
an
analog
(57%),
87%
climbers
printed
guidebooks.
Age
had
smaller
effect
on
choice,
90%
30-year-olds
activities
compared
73%
60-year-olds.
demonstrates
importance
diversity
used
need
be
considered
tourism
nature
conservation.
Annual Review of Environment and Resources,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
49(1), С. 367 - 393
Опубликована: Май 9, 2024
Environmental
governance
occurs
through
and
is
shaped
by
communication.
We
propose
a
typology
of
public
communication,
classifying
it
directionality
(one-way
or
two-way)
objective
(informational
operational).
then
review
how
communication
types
influence
individuals’
conceptual
frames,
values,
environmental
behaviors.
Though
one-way
common,
its
impact
often
limited
to
influencing
frames.
Research
on
two-way
informational
demonstrates
greater
ability
align
frames
values
among
individuals,
research
operational
the
greatest
Factors
that
affect
include
medium
which
occurs,
trust,
timing,
social-material
context.
Among
these,
our
considers
new
directions
in
focus
role
digital
platforms,
misinformation,
disinformation.
conclude
synthesizing
deliberative
case
citizens
guided
democratic
ideals.
Austral Ecology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
48(4), С. 687 - 698
Опубликована: Янв. 26, 2023
Abstract
In
this
global
extinction
crisis,
we
must
act
urgently
to
prevent
the
loss
of
species.
The
public
plays
a
key
role
in
ensuring
future
our
biodiversity,
by
impacting
funding
decisions,
creating
behaviour
change,
and
pushing
change
corporations
species
loss.
Threatened
Species
Bake
Off
competition
is
social
media
initiative
created
Australian
Government
2017
raise
awareness
nationally
listed
threatened
study,
assessed
trends
collating
entries
via
Instagram
Twitter
its
first
5
years.
Representations
356
unique
were
baked,
261
which
as
Birds
mammals
most
popular
groups
represented.
Frogs,
reptiles,
fishes,
invertebrates
reasonably
well
represented;
however,
plants
drastically
underrepresented
competition.
This
evidence
taxonomic
bias
towards
charismatic
animals,
problematic
lack
representation
other
that
play
essential
roles
ecosystems.
Although
an
innovative
conservation
messaging
approach,
it
reinforces
same
traditional
techniques
encouraged
(i.e.,
megafauna).
Public
engagement
reflects
current
messaging,
including
education
focus
on
demonstrating
engrained
biases.
Future
competitions
should
address
highlighting
less
but
equally
important
species,
especially
plants.
Abstract
Illegal
hunting
of
migratory
birds
across
the
Mediterranean
region
is
a
serious
international
conservation
issue
with
population-level
impacts.
We
analysed
photographs
posted
on
social
media
platforms
to
assess
bird
species
illegally
targeted
in
Lebanon.
During
2011–2023
we
reviewed
1,844
publicly
by
poachers
Facebook
and
Instagram.
In
these
images
identified
212
species,
which
94%
are
legally
protected.
Many
concern,
19
listed
as
threatened
or
Near
Threatened
IUCN
Red
List
33%
experiencing
population
declines
Europe.
The
five
most
individuals
killed
were
barn
swallow
Hirundo
rustica
,
blackcap
Sylvia
atricapilla
European
bee-eater
Merops
apiaster
Eurasian
golden
oriole
Oriolus
oriolus
ortolan
bunting
Emberiza
hortulana
.
Raptors
other
large
soaring
particularly
prevalent,
35
raptor
(particularly
honey-buzzard
Pernis
apivorus
sparrowhawk
Accipiter
nisus
common
kestrel
Falco
tinnunculus
short-toed
snake-eagle
Circaetus
gallicus
Levant
brevipes
)
well
storks,
pelicans
cranes.
Protected
mammals
also
trophies,
including
striped
hyaena
Hyaena
Poachers
present
44%
clearly
identifiable
89%
time,
showing
little
concern
about
posting
illegal
activities
accessible
platforms.
Our
study
first
use
tool
for
assessing
discuss
both
limitations
this
approach,
ways
can
be
utilized
law
enforcement,
promote
legal
alternatives
improve
education.