Turismo con especies en peligro de extinción: Análisis bibliométrico y narrativa literaria
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https://doi.org/10.25145/j.pasos.2025.23.037Palabras clave:
turismo, especies el peligro, conservación, turismo sostenible, bibliometría, árbol de la ciencia, fauna silvestreResumen
El turismo es uno de los principales actores económicos en el mundo; sin embargo, puede transformar entornos naturales con consecuencias para especies en peligro de extinción. Existen pocas revisiones relacionadas con la temática y no se encuentra estudios que abarquen una revisión literaria y análisis bibliométrico sobre la estructura intelectual en la relación turismo y especies en peligro de extinción. La metodología seguida tomó las producciones disponibles en Web-of-Science y Scopus, incluyendo 298 documentos, realizando un mapeo científico y una narrativa literaria basada en el algoritmo Tree of Science. Del análisis narrativo, se destacan 3 áreas temáticas preponderantes: efectos e impactos del turismo en especies en peligro de extinción; percepción de los impactos del turismo y; conservación responsable. El artículo tiene implicaciones en diferentes stakeholders del sector interesados en la temática y poder articular su desarrollo en la prevención de impactos negativos y aprovechamiento eficiente de los positivos.
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