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2025/03/03 |
Revisiting Ōkunoshima Island: The struggle for balance in tourism, conservation, and animal welfare (Anthropogenic changes and their drivers in protected areas: Critical arguments from Japan)
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2024/11/06 |
Developing effective interpretation design for communicating animal welfare messages to tourists in free-ranging settings in Japan: A preliminary investigation (Wildlife Tourism Conference 2024)
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2024/09/04 |
Co-management or conflict of interest? Investigating the new “Ōkunoshima Miraizukuri Supporter System” for managing tourist-rabbit interactions in Japan (MMV12)
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2024/08/28 |
Getting off the overtourism train? A retrospective review of visitor impacts linked to the Snowdon Mountain Railway (35th International Geographical Congress 2024)
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2024/08/28 |
Restricting, enabling or encouraging access to nature on World Heritage islands? A comparative study of ecotour guide strategies in Yakushima and Amami-Oshima Islands (35th International Geographical Congress 2024)
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2023/12/03 |
A multispecies perspective in tourism research: A state of the art (Aia Pacific Conference 2023)
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2023/10/13 |
Detoxicating a former chemical factory with tourism: The Paradox of Leisure and Pain (Toxic and Explosive Legacies: Living with War Pollution Across the Globe)
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2023/08/10 |
Unification or exclusion? Community engagement in Usakatsu and the implementation of a new management system for rabbit tourism at Ōkunoshima Island (CATS Tourism Online Forum Series (TOFS))
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2023/06/23 |
Popularity of animal tourism in the peripheral islands: Tourists' needs and local dilemmas (The 17th International Conference on Small Island Cultures (ISIC-2023))
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2022/12/18 |
Okunoshima Island's Rabbit Tourism -Its Position within Wildlife Tourism and Management Considerations-
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2022/11/01 |
Prospects for Japanese wildlife tourism research.
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| 12. |
2022/03/18 |
Travelling to feed animals: Identifying motivations of tourists on Rabbit Island, Japan (Emerging Voices for Animals in Tourism)
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2022/03/09 |
Rabbits as host? Adopting a multi-species perspective into the "host-guest" paradigm. (CTR International Conference "International Tourism Research Salon")
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| 14. |
2022/03/05 |
Natural heritage management for tourism at Yakushima Island in Kagoshima, Japan: Local discourses and socio-cultural sustainability. (International Workshop on Development of Community Development and Sustainable Tourism Programs in Natural Heritage Sites)
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2020/11/14 |
Wildlife tourism: A gaze toward feral animals. (Asia Pacific Conference)
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| 16. |
2020/07/16 |
The impacts of the COVID-19 outbreak on mammals in leisure environments: a systematic review. (ASAB Virtual Conference)
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2020/06/23 |
Wildlife tourism as a space for healing: Evidence from Japan. (Wildlife Tourism Australia Webinars)
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| 18. |
2020/03/28 |
Emergence of "new" wildlife tourism: time to rethink tourist-animal encounters? (The 6th Conference on Sustainable Tourism in Asia)
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2020/02/19 |
A meta-analytic review of wildlife tourism research: Longitudinal trends in theoretical foundations. (Second Critical Tourism Studies Asia Pacific)
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2018/08/09 |
The role that repeat visitors play in managing tourist-rabbit interactions for wildlife tourism on Okunoshima Island in Hiroshima, Japan. (The 34th International Geographical Congress)
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2017/09/06 |
Investigating animal ethics and management issues at nature-based tourism destination: a case study from Yakushima Island in Japan. (The Visitor Economy: Strategies and Innovations)
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2016/12/04 |
Feeding and begging interactions between tourists and deer at Miyajima Island in Hiroshima: an analysis based on field observations and questionnaire survey. (第31回日本観光研究学会全国大会)
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2016/08/24 |
Japanese and international tourists’ perceptions and attitudes toward the free-roaming sika deer (Cervus nippon) in Miyajima Island, Hiroshima, Japan. (The 33rd International Geographical Congress)
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2013/09 |
Behaviors of park rangers and their effects on Tibetan macaques (Macaca thibetana) at Mt. Huangshan, China (The 29th Japan Primate Society annual meeting and Mammalogical Society of Japan)
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2013/05/16 |
Impact of park ranger quality on Tibetan macaque (Macaca thibetana) behaviors at Mt. Huangshan, China. (Symposium on University Research and Creative Expression)
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