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The art and science of birdwatching: Theories, tourism issues, techniques, tools
and ethics. The journey of birdwatching
The Art and Science of Birdwatching is an innovative work that explores birdwatching as an interdisciplinary phenomenon, blending science, tourism, conservation, ethics, and technology. More than just a manual, the book invites readers to reflect on the act of birdwatching as a profound human practice that connects cultures, geographies, and generations.
Organized into three sections and 16 chapters, the book covers the theoretical foundations of avitourism, presents global and regional case studies, and analyzes emerging tools, events, and technologies. It stands out for its ethical and sustainable approach, offering strategies for responsible birdwatching in times of ecological crisis.
This work has been enriched by the collaboration of renowned scholars and professionals from Latin America, Africa, and other regions, providing a global perspective with local insights. It is intended for amateur birdwatchers, ornithologists, tourism professionals, policymakers, and communities seeking to integrate avitourism as a driver of development and conservation.
Free and non-profit, this book is an open academic contribution to the world—designed to inspire, educate, and transform our relationship with birds… and with ourselves.
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