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Potential of community-based geotourism in rural development in South Africa: the case of witsie cave project / Mukwada, Geoffrey ; Sekhele, Ntebohiseng   Journal Article
Mukwada, Geoffrey Journal Article
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Summary/Abstract This paper examines the challenges confronting community-based geotourism as a tool for Local Economic Development in a poor rural community based in the Free State province of South Africa. Data were collected through interviews that were held with participants of the Witsie Cave project, local community leaders and municipal officials, as well as through the content analysis of the project’s documents. The results indicate the need to address a conundrum of intertwined endogenous and exogenous conditions as a strategy for enhancing the viability of community-based geotourism projects.
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Role of social-ecological systems in forest and woodland conservation in Zimbabwean resettlement areas / Mukwada, Geoffrey; Taru, Phillip ; Chingombe, Wisemen   Article
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Summary/Abstract This study investigates the importance of social-ecological systems in the conservation of forest and woodland resources in a planned resettlement area in Zimbabwe. The study uses methodological integration, comprising a questionnaire survey and participatory rural appraisal that were conducted on five randomly selected farms to explore the way resettled communities interact with tree resources and the cultural and traditional practices that they employ to conserve the resources. The study concludes that forest andwoodland resource conservation is a function of complex and dynamically linked processes that are not only embedded in biophysical space but also connected to socio-economic and political realms depicting the livelihoods, social needs and culture of members of the resettled communities. This knowledge is important for designing conservation strategies in future resettlement areas.
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