Approach Management In Marine Protected Areas : A Case Study of Surin Marine National Park, Thailand
Abstract
Purpose of the study: Research This aiming For identify limiting factors effectiveness of management strategies area conservation the sea in Thailand, as well as to study how are those strategies can improved , through studies the case of Surin Marine National Park.
Methodology: The method used covering studies literature , survey social towards stakeholders interests ( visitors , tour operators, staff) park national ), as well as survey biological use line intercept transect technique . Post-tsunami data from 2004 were also collected For evaluate change condition ecology and capacity management
Main Findings: Research results show that approach management in Surin yet fully effective in guard sustainability environment sea . Conflict between stakeholders interests , weakness capacity management , and change condition post tsunami become challenge main . Management based on zoning Still need revision and participation more wide .
Novelty/Originality of this study: This study integrate perspective biological and sociological as well as evaluate impact crisis big (2004 tsunami) against effectiveness management area conservation. Approach This produce framework contextual and accessible evaluation applied in management area sea similar in developing countries.
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