Search Results - "Higham, James ES"

Co-creating ecological restoration experiences at Aotearoa (New Zealand) eco-sanctuaries: An environmental philosophical approach by Zhang, Guojie, Higham, James ES, Albrecht, Julia N

“…With the continuing biodiversity crisis in New Zealand, an increasing number of eco-sanctuaries have been established to restore local ecology through the…”
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Stakeholder perspectives on sustainable whale watching: a science communication approach by Finkler, Wiebke, Higham, James E.S.

“…Whale watching around the world has experienced explosive growth, driven largely by environmental marketing that presents it as a green alternative to whaling,…”
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Managing whale-watching as a non-lethal consumptive activity by Higham, James E.S., Bejder, Lars, Allen, Simon J., Corkeron, Peter J., Lusseau, David

“…Marine tourism is a new frontier of late-capitalist transformation, generating more global revenue than aquaculture and fisheries combined. This transformation…”
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Climate Change, Discretionary Air Travel, and the “Flyers’ Dilemma” by Higham, James E. S., Cohen, Scott A., Cavaliere, Christina T.

“…The “flyers’ dilemma” describes the tension that now exists between the personal benefits of tourism and the climate concerns associated with high levels of…”
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Sociological barriers to developing sustainable discretionary air travel behaviour by Cohen, Scott A., Higham, James E.S., Reis, Arianne C.

“…Encouraging positive public behaviour change has been touted as a pathway for mitigating the climate impacts of air travel. There is, however, growing evidence…”
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Flights of fantasy: A reformulation of the flyers’ dilemma by Young, Martin, Markham, Francis, Reis, Arianne C., Higham, James E.S.

“…•Flying anxiety and climate change are dialectically-related symptoms of the risk society.•Risk-free flying via commodity fetishism is not yet technologically…”
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Climate change and Aotearoa New Zealand by Hopkins, Debbie, Campbell-Hunt, Colin, Carter, Lynette, Higham, James E. S., Rosin, Chris

“…With a population of 4.5 million, New Zealand's contribution to total global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions is relatively low. On a per capita basis, however,…”
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Applying sustainability in national park management: balancing public and private interests using a sustainable market orientation model by Mitchell, Robert, Wooliscroft, Ben, Higham, James E.S.

“…The application of sustainable development (SD) in organisational strategy has been debated for over 20 years. There is much social and political support for…”
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Using Ostrom's common-pool resource theory to build toward an integrated ecosystem-based sustainable cetacean tourism system in Hawai`i by Heenehan, Heather, Basurto, Xavier, Bejder, Lars, Tyne, Julian, Higham, James E.S., Johnston, David W.

“…This paper explores the suitability of community-based conservation measures to complement a proposed command-and-control approach for two multi-user bays with…”
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Climate change in a regional context: relative vulnerability in the Australasian skier market by Hopkins, Debbie, Higham, James E. S., Becken, Susanne

“…The concept of relative vulnerability allows for comparisons between analogous units in a regional context. It is utilised within tourism studies to consider…”
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Wildlife social learning should inform sustainable tourism management by Higham, James E. S.

“…Read the Feature Paper: The social side of human‐wildlife interaction: wildlife can learn harmful behaviours from each other Other Commentaries on this paper:…”
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Managing Wildlife-based Tourism: Edging Slowly Towards Sustainability? by Higham, James E.S., Bejder, Lars

“…It is increasingly acknowledged that cetacean-based tourism may not be as low in impact as many hope or presume, and that any long term and systematic human…”
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Binge flying by Cohen, Scott A., Higham, James E.S., Cavaliere, Christina T.

“…► First study of binge flying as a site of behavioural addiction. ► Comparative design offers interview findings with consumers from Norway and the UK. ► CO 2…”
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Slaughtering the Goose that Lays the Golden Egg: Are Whaling and Whale-Watching Mutually Exclusive? by Higham, James E.S., Lusseau, David

“…Tourism interests usually coexist in a delicate balance with other human interests (e.g. residential development and recreational interests) and activities…”
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