珞珈山景区旅游生态足迹实证研究

硕士学位论文AbstractThe rapid development of tourism is promoting economic growth,but it also hasnegative impact on the natural ecological and human environment.As the constantstudy on the theory of sustainable development,the sustainable development oftourism has become the focus.This paper drawing on analysis the eco-tourismdevelopment of bijiashan shan from a new perspective to analysis the sustainabledevelopment of tourism trends of desination.This paper takes Bijiashan as the research object,many methods are used in thisresearch,such as qualitative and quantitative analyses,field surveys,interview,statistical analysis and so on.On the basis of data and theory,including tourismecology,statistics,marketingEconomics the paper analysis the bijiashan'tourism ecological footprint from2008-2010.The process of the research:The average per capita ecological footprint is 0.01277 hm2,the average percapita eclolgical carrying capacity of tourism is0.03427 hm2 The average ecologicalsurplus per caapita is 0.0215 hm2,But ecological surplus and per capita of bijiashanwere downward.According to bijiashan'per capita tourism ecological footpringt summary,we cansee that tourism transportation and tourism dining are the main part of the ecologicalfootprint.Using the linear resression and the results of the calculation from 2008 to2010,the paper predicts the per capita tourism ecological footprint from 2011 to 2013:2502.632hm2、3720.496hm2、5356.425hm2.In order to ensure sustainable development of bijiashan,the paper calculates thetotal ecological carrying capacity and per capita ecological footprint of tourism,wecanseethatunderthe urrent patterns of consumption and theprotection Bijiashan'reception capacity is 307458 each year.In a conclusion the tourism industry of bijiashan has steady progress,but on thepoint of the calculations of tourism ecological footpint,its eco-tourism surplusdeclined each year.in order to achieve long-term sustainable development oftourism the paper combines the results of the analysis of ecological footprint and thesitsation of bijiashan and gives the advice about sustainable development of