THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS)
(2009). THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS). EKB Journal Management System, 1(1), 40-46. doi: 10.21608/ejec.2009.96552
. "THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS)". EKB Journal Management System, 1, 1, 2009, 40-46. doi: 10.21608/ejec.2009.96552
(2009). 'THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS)', EKB Journal Management System, 1(1), pp. 40-46. doi: 10.21608/ejec.2009.96552
THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS). EKB Journal Management System, 2009; 1(1): 40-46. doi: 10.21608/ejec.2009.96552

THE ECOTOURISTIC POTENTIAL OF THE MORPHOLOGIC RESOURCES IN SOME PROTECTED AREAS. CASE STUDIES: HĂŞMAŞ-CHEILE BICAZULUI NATIONAL PARK AND DOMOGLED-VALEA CERNEI NATIONAL PARK (THE ROMANIAN CARPATHIANS)

The Egyptian Journal of Environmental Change
Article 8, Volume 1, Issue 1, October 2009, Page 40-46  XML PDF (1.31 MB)
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DOI: 10.21608/ejec.2009.96552
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Abstract
Protected areas are the territorial units’ most favorable for ecotourism. This is simply because of  the opportunities they offer for the kind of economic efficiency associated with the rational exploitation of their resources, optimizing the relationship between the natural landscape and human activities. Relief items, with potential for developing eco-touristic activities, are represented by a variety of forms - the most abandant are those with karst origins - in national parks such as Hasmas-Cheile Bicazului and Domogled-Valea Cernei. They are also representatives of how morphological resources can be exploited through tourism with low impact on the environment and with consistent contributions to conservation of natural heritage.
Keywords
ecotourism; morphology; Romania
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