Search Results - "Gabriel Eshun"

COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION, RISK MANAGEMENT AND ECOTOURISM SUSTAINABILITY ISSUES IN GHANA by ESHUN, Gabriel, TICHAAWA, Tembi M.

“…This study analysed the nexus of risk management and local community participation within the context of ecotourism sustainability. A mixed-methodological…”
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RECONSIDERING PARTICIPATION FOR LOCAL COMMUNITY WELL-BEING IN ECOTOURISM IN GHANA by ESHUN, Gabriel, TICHAAWA, Tembi M.

“…This study focused on enhancing participation in ecotourism development for local community well-being. A mixed methodological approach was employed in the…”
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Emotions, Transcendence, Differentiated Voices and Resistances at Cape Coast Castle in Ghana: Poetic Analysis by Eshun, Gabriel, Gedzi, Victor Selorme

“…The study discusses experiences of the Trans Atlantic Slave Trade symbolically represented in Ghana by the Cape Coast Castle. It considers the themes of…”
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Agrotourism Niche-Market in Ghana: A Multi-Stakeholder Approach by Eshun, Gabriel, Mensah, Kobby

“…The study examined multi-stakeholder inputs into agrotourism development in Ghana. Particular emphasis was placed on the potential and anticipated challenges…”
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How Do Climate and Nonclimatic Variables Influence the Production of Agricultural Staple Crops in Vulnerable Rural Communities in the Bawku Municipality of Northern Ghana? by Eshun, Gabriel, Guodaar, Lawrence, Asante, Felix, Ayumah, Rashida

“…We examined the influence of climate (temperature and rainfall) and nonclimatic variables (soil fertility using soil pH and organic matter) on the production…”
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Factors influencing choice of souvenirs by international tourists by Kugbonu Mawufemor, Gabriel Eshun, Tembi M. Tichaawa

“…The purpose of this paper is to assess the factors influencing souvenir choice by international tourists in Ghana. Data was collected from 196 international…”
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Towards a sustainable coastal tourism development in Ghana by Gabriel Eshun, Tembi M. Tichaawa, Divine Odame Appiah

“…Beaches are great resources for coastal tourism development. They attract a large number of domestic and international tourists. This study focuses on ensuring…”
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The Nexus of Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Ecotourism Development: A Case of Bobiri Forest and Butterfly Sanctuary, Ghana by Yunus Dumbe, Seebaway M. Zakaria, Gabriel Eshun

“…This study focused on the nexus of ecotourism and traditional or local ecological knowledge at the Bobiri Forest and Butterfly Sanctuary in Ghana., The paper…”
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How do climate change adaptation strategies result in unintended maladaptive outcomes? Perspectives of tomato farmers by Guodaar, Lawrence, Asante, Felix, Eshun, Gabriel, Abass, Kabila, Afriyie, Kwadwo, Appiah, Devine Odame, Gyasi, Razak, Atampugre, Gerald, Addai, Prince, Kpenekuu, Felix

“…Most studies on farmers' adaptation strategies do not adequately treat the downside of such practices, and how practitioners can survive with the strategies in…”
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Poetic world-writing in a pluriversal world: a provocation to the creative (re)turn in geography by Eshun, Gabriel, Madge, Clare

“…We are creative souls. We have therefore embraced with relish the creative (re)turn in geography (Hawkins, 2013; Hawkins & Straughan, 2015; Marston & de Leeuw,…”
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The case of Paratransit - ‘Trotro’ service data as a credible location addressing of road networks in Ghana by Dumedah, Gift, Eshun, Gabriel

“…Road networks are by far the largest mobility infrastructure in Sub-Sahara Africa, and are key to providing access to economic and social opportunities. Yet…”
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Ecotourism development in Ghana: A postcolonial analysis by Eshun, Gabriel, Tagoe-Darko, Eva

“…Despite growing research on ecotourism in Ghana, it is unclear to what extent colonial approaches to forestry and wildlife conservation still influence…”
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Arable and forest land user rent in a peri-urban district, Ghana by Appiah, Divine Odame, Abalo, Emmanuel Mawuli, Eshun, Gabriel

“…Land-use policies meant to mitigate deforestation activities in Ghana will have to consider the heterogeneity of the drivers of arable and forest land…”
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"Now let me share this with you": Exploring Poetry as a Method for Postcolonial Geography Research by Eshun, Gabriel, Madge, Clare

“…:  In this article we attempt to “seize back the creative initiative” to uncover whether poetry might be a useful postcolonial research method. In exploring…”
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Does spatial location matter? Traditional therapy utilisation among the general population in a Ghanaian rural and urban setting by Gyasi, Razak Mohammed, Asante, Felix, Segbefia, Alexander Yao, Abass, Kabila, Mensah, Charlotte Monica, Siaw, Lawrencia Pokuah, Eshun, Gabriel, Adjei, Prince Osei-Wusu

“…Graphical abstract…”
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‘Beyond Business as Usual’: Implications of Tourist Experiences for Ecotourism Development by Gabriel Eshun, Prince Osei-Wusu Adjei, Alexander Yao Segbefia

“…This study examines benefits and experiences of tourists to Bobiri Forest Reserve and Butterfly Sanctuary in Ghana and how management of the site can benefit…”
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The nexus of Agrotourism and Marketing: A case study of poultry farms in Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana by Gabriel Eshun, Alexander Yao Segbefia, Joel Yerfi Acheampong

“…This paper provides marketing contestations on poultry farms for agrotourism business development in the Kumasi Metropolis in Ghana. The qualitative approach…”
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Agrotourism, entrepreneurship and skills: a case of poultry farms in the Kumasi Metropolis, Ghana by Gabriel Eshun, Portia Elinam Agbadze, Pearl Catharine Asante

“…Despite efforts to revitalise the poultry sector in Ghana, there is lack of attention to alternative economic strategies within the sector that can contribute…”
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Ecotourism development in Ghana : a postcolonial study with focus on Boabeng-Fiema Monkey Sanctuary and Kakum National Park by Eshun, Gabriel

“…The thesis argues that ecotourism development can contribute towards rural community development, biodiversity conservation and conservation education. The…”
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