The latest research conducted by the SHUNTDIEM team has been published in the prestigious journal Frontiers in Forests and Global Change. The study contributes to ongoing discussions on sustainable land use and the role of hunting tourism in forest ecosystems.
The article explores how hunting tourism can support sustainable forest management in Czechia. It examines the interplay between ecological objectives, economic incentives, and cultural practices, offering practical insights into balancing biodiversity conservation with real-world land use. The findings suggest that, when properly managed, hunting tourism can serve as an effective tool for sustainable forest development.
The publication was authored by members of the SHUNTDIEM project team as part of their broader research activities focused on sustainable hunting tourism in Europe.
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This publication represents an important milestone for the project and supports its aim to provide evidence-based approaches to sustainable hunting tourism.