Study focused on the nature conservation impacts arising from recreational use covering the area of the North Norfolk and Lincolnshire coast, from Gibraltar Point in Lincolnshire, around The Wash, and along the North Norfolk coast east to Weybourne.
Materials
This section pools all material connected to the platform. Under fundamental documents you will find helpful publications, websites, videos, and photos on partnering for Wadden Sea World Heritage. Underneath, materials shared in your groups, the networks of t he platform, and materials uploaded by yourself are listed.
Fundamental documents
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The feasibility study presents the case for adopting a responsible tourism approach to developing a new route. It highlights the practicality of developing a route as part of PROWAD Link and focuses on ethical concerns as well as managerial steps needed to develop this product.
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Resident survey conducted in autumn 2021 on „Wadden Sea nature: positive effects on the health and wellbeing of residents?”
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An analysis of social media to assess the importance of natural land- and seascapes for recreation and tourism
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Desk research study “Tourism and Nature – Key Market Trends and Important Implications for SMEs” – as full study and as result overview in form of fact sheets.
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In 2020-2021, a visitor survey covering the entire destination of the Wadden Sea World Heritage in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands was conducted. It is the first conducted in the three Wadden Sea states simultaneously.
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In 2020-2021, a visitor survey covering the entire destination of the Wadden Sea World Heritage in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands was conducted. It is the first conducted in the three Wadden Sea states simultaneously.
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In 2020-2021, a visitor survey covering the entire destination of the Wadden Sea World Heritage in Denmark, Germany, and the Netherlands was conducted. It is the first conducted in the three Wadden Sea states simultaneously.
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Understanding the blurry picture of tourism expenditure in a cruise destination (Geirangerfjord – Norway)
Assessment of the complex pattern of expenditure within the destination Geirangerfjord in Western Norway by comparing spending patterns of three important visitor groups: cruise visitors, individual visitors on land, and land visitors staying overnight.
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Recognising boundaries – preserving values: Developing sustainable tourism for the Wadden Sea World Heritage Site but also a tool for other destinations.
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Materials from networks
Light Pollution Knowledge Hub
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The DARKER SKY project has now entered its final active year, running until 30 September 2026. What can you expect in our final project year? Here, an overview of our main upcoming outputs and what to expect from them.
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The North Sea is one of the busiest maritime regions in the world with urban areas, ports, industries and coastal tourism as well as key nature areas like the Wadden Sea and bird migration routes, making light pollution a shared, complex challenge.
We provide a basic overview about light pollution, causes, effects and general recommendations for reduction with according further resources.
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The North Sea is one of the busiest maritime regions in the world with urban areas, ports, industries and coastal tourism as well as key nature areas like the Wadden Sea and bird migration routes, making light pollution a shared, complex challenge.
We provide a basic overview about light pollution, causes, effects and general recommendations for reduction with according further resources.
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