Safety and nature versus tourists, athlets and residents in Sagarmatha National Park Nepal


World Heritage Site: Sagarmatha National Park

Publication Year: 2020

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE80D2DE2AA5

Summary

Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal, faces significant challenges and opportunities due to its growing popularity among tourists, athletes, and residents. The study reveals that while tourism contributes to economic development and environmental protection, it also poses risks to the park's natural and social conditions. Historical context shows that nature conservation efforts have evolved globally since the 19th century, with Nepal implementing strict laws in the mid-20th century. The research combines data analysis and field observations to assess the park's ecological state and the attitudes of its stakeholders toward the environment. It highlights the need for balanced integration of tourism, sports, economic interests, and nature conservation to ensure sustainable development.

Citation

Brenk, A., & Smoleńska, O. I. (2020). Safety and nature versus tourists, athlets and residents in Sagarmatha National Park Nepal. Quality in Sport, 6(2), 34–46. https://doi.org/10.12775/qs.2020.010

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