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    Sustainable Economic Development for the Prince William Sound Region

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    Author
    Fay, Ginny
    Colt, Steve
    Schwoerer, Tobias
    Keyword
    adventure tourism
    cultural tourism
    educational tourism
    ecotourism
    economic goals
    economic development
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    http://hdl.handle.net/11122/12227
    Abstract
    The Prince William Sound area possesses an array of the attractions that draw people to visit and live in Alaska: dramatic peaks and glaciers, an intricate coastline, old growth rainforest, alpine meadows, abundant wildlife, and distinct small towns and villages. It offers a valuable combination of accessibility and wilderness solitude. The area has many of the resources and products needed to position itself as a premier destination for the adventure, cultural, educational and ecotourism market segments. A key challenge for the region is to capture these economic opportunities while maintaining control over residents’ economic future and quality of life. The goals of this project are to: • Identify opportunities and challenges to diversify and grow the Prince William Sound economy while improving the quality of life for Prince William Sound residents and maintaining the exceptional natural environment. • Help foster and strengthen partnerships for economic development. • Consider new pathways to a prosperous economic future.
    Date
    2005
    Publisher
    National Wildlife Federation (Alaska Office)
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