ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Comprehensive evaluation model of ecotourism, economic development and ecological environment-taking Shennongjia National Park as an example.
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Introduction: This study investigates the interaction between ecotourism and economic development, and their impact on the ecological environment within national parks. Shennongjia National Park serves as a case study for this analysis. Methods: A comprehensive evaluation model was constructed, comprising the Ecotourism Development Index (ETI), Economic Development Index (EDI), and Ecological Pressure Index (EPI). The coupling coordination degree model (D) and the Spatial Durbin Model (SDM) were employed to quantify synergistic effects and spatial interaction mechanisms among these systems. Multi-source data from 2016 to 2022 were utilized. Results: Ecotourism development exhibits a significant positive impact on regional economic growth (elasticity coefficient 0.68, Discussion: The findings indicate that while ecotourism significantly drives economic growth, it also increases ecological pressure. Spatial dependencies highlight the need for regional coordination in development strategies. Addressing the ecological-environmental lag, particularly through managing tourist capacity and increasing investment in ecological restoration, is crucial for achieving sustainable development. The study proposes development pathways and strategies to promote the coordinated advancement of ecotourism, economic growth, and ecological environmental protection.
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