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Whales (Orcinus orca) off Nort... more This is a reply to the research note ‘Swim Encounters with Killer
Whales (Orcinus orca) off Northern Norway: Interactive Behaviours
directed towards Human Divers and Snorkellers obtained from
Opportunistic Underwater Video Recordings’ by C. Pagel, M. Scheer
and M. Lück published on the Journal of Ecotourism in the
December 2016 issue. This research note gives us the opportunity
to reflect on the following aspects: (1) the concepts of sustainability
and ecotourism, (2) the researchers’ position in terms of animal
ethics, (3) the relevance of the empirical context where the
fieldwork occurs and the related research ethics aspect, (4) the
difficulty of evaluating risk of injury. We comment on each of these
aspects and discuss them in the attempt to clarify research
challenges, propose some reflection points and possible alternative
approaches for improving research quality in wildlife tourism.
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CONTENTS 1. Dolman, S.J. et al. Overview and Workshop Recommendations .............................. more CONTENTS 1. Dolman, S.J. et al. Overview and Workshop Recommendations ................................................ 1 2. Simmonds, M. P. Stricken Marine Mammals - A human responsibility: An Introduction ...................................................................................................................................... 4 3. Vingada, J. et al. Legal and ethical aspects of Marine Animal rescue and rehabilitation in Portugal ........................................................................................................................................ 6 4. Everaarts, E. SOS Dolfijn, Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre for Small Cetaceans in the Netherlands ................................................................................................................................ 8 5. Hart, L. Triage of seals for rehabilitation and Data recording and sample gathering from the live animal...........................................................................
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Papers by Mario Acquarone
Whales (Orcinus orca) off Northern Norway: Interactive Behaviours
directed towards Human Divers and Snorkellers obtained from
Opportunistic Underwater Video Recordings’ by C. Pagel, M. Scheer
and M. Lück published on the Journal of Ecotourism in the
December 2016 issue. This research note gives us the opportunity
to reflect on the following aspects: (1) the concepts of sustainability
and ecotourism, (2) the researchers’ position in terms of animal
ethics, (3) the relevance of the empirical context where the
fieldwork occurs and the related research ethics aspect, (4) the
difficulty of evaluating risk of injury. We comment on each of these
aspects and discuss them in the attempt to clarify research
challenges, propose some reflection points and possible alternative
approaches for improving research quality in wildlife tourism.
Whales (Orcinus orca) off Northern Norway: Interactive Behaviours
directed towards Human Divers and Snorkellers obtained from
Opportunistic Underwater Video Recordings’ by C. Pagel, M. Scheer
and M. Lück published on the Journal of Ecotourism in the
December 2016 issue. This research note gives us the opportunity
to reflect on the following aspects: (1) the concepts of sustainability
and ecotourism, (2) the researchers’ position in terms of animal
ethics, (3) the relevance of the empirical context where the
fieldwork occurs and the related research ethics aspect, (4) the
difficulty of evaluating risk of injury. We comment on each of these
aspects and discuss them in the attempt to clarify research
challenges, propose some reflection points and possible alternative
approaches for improving research quality in wildlife tourism.