August 1, 2024International Journal of Research Publication and ReviewsOpen Access

Suitability of Ecotourism and Carrying Capacity in Kapoposang Archipelago Marine Conservation Area

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Two survey stations achieve highly suitable ratings within the marine conservation area, while seven remaining stations satisfy suitable ecotourism criteria.
Real carrying capacity permits 941 divers per day across surveyed zones, whereas theoretical physical carrying capacity peaks at 2,194 divers per day.
Field observations using underwater photo transect and underwater visual census methods highlight critical ecological limits for sustainable dive management.

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Field assessment reveals varying ecotourism suitability and carrying capacity across marine conservation zones, highlighting ecological limits for diving.

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Dewi et al. (2024) studied this question.

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Field assessment reveals varying ecotourism suitability and carrying capacity across marine conservation zones, highlighting ecological limits for diving.

Suitability of Ecotourism and Carrying Capacity in Kapoposang Archipelago Marine Conservation Area

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