Pam Dyer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3868427 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pam Dyer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pam |
| FAMILY NAME | Dyer |
| SIGNATURE | DYER P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Sunshine Coast |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 141 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
A longitudinal study of the residents' perceptions of tourism impacts using data from the sunshine coast Australia
This study investigates whether there has been a change in residents' perceptions of living and tourism impacts, on the Sunshine Coast, in 2009 from their perceptions of 2008. In 2009 more respondents reported that lifestyle and general pace of life were the key attractions of living on the Sunshine Coast. The results also demonstrate a signifi cant increase in residents' perceptions that tourism is likely to have a positive impact on the cultura…
Locals’ Attitudes toward Mass and Alternative Tourism: The Case of Sunshine Coast, Australia
This study examines local residents’ attitudes toward two different types of tourism development, mass tourism and alternative tourism, using data collected from residents of Sunshine Coast, Australia. The study findings reveal that host community support is affected directly and/or indirectly by the level of community concern, community attachment, ecocentric values, use of the tourism resource base, state of the local economy, and the perceived…
An Examination of Locals’ Attitudes
An Investigation of Differences in Residents' Perceptions on the Sunshine Coast: Tourism Impacts and Demographic Variables
This study investigates the differences in residents' perceptions of various tourism development impacts by the location of their residence, gender, age, annual household income level, ethnic background, occupation and the level of education attained. A survey approach was used to collect data from residents of the Sunshine Coast region (n = 732). The study found that more residents living in the coastal area with high tourist activity nearby per…
Structural modeling of resident perceptions of tourism and associated development on the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Dis-placed voices: Sense of place and place-identity on the Sunshine Coast
The geographical literature on place interrogates, amongst other notions, sense of place, place identity, and their connections or disruptions. Although notions of place are multiple and very fluid, place transformation in rural and regional areas may be more rapid than the changing understandings of place held by residents. This research examines notions of place held by residents on the Sunshine Coast of Australia, one of the fastest growing ‘s…
Dolphin-human Interaction: Pro-environmental Attitudes, Beliefs and Intended Behaviours and Actions of Participants in Interpretation Programs: A Pilot Study
This paper reports on a comparison of the management and interpretation practices of two differing dolphin-human interaction sites in Queensland. The major objectives of the pilot study were to compare the management and dolphin-human interaction practices and to measure the post-experience effectiveness of the interpretation programs upon self-reported pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs, intended behaviours and intended actions of participants…
Tourism impacts on an Australian indigenous community: A Djabugay case study
Sensitivity to cultural difference in tourism research: Contingency in research design
Nearest Neighbour Analysis and Wedge‐Tailed Shearwater Burrow Patterns on Heron and Masthead Islands, Great Barrier Reef
Heron and Masthead Islands in the Capricorn Group of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park support major nesting colonies of the wedge‐tailed shearwater. The distribution pattern of shearwater nesting burrows was established for particular habitats on both islands by means of a nearest neighbour analysis. Areas of Pisonia grandis forest had the highest burrow density and near‐random distribution patterns for burrows while the island fringes had the …
Structural modeling of resident perceptions of tourism and associated development on the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Dis-placed voices: Sense of place and place-identity on the Sunshine Coast
The geographical literature on place interrogates, amongst other notions, sense of place, place identity, and their connections or disruptions. Although notions of place are multiple and very fluid, place transformation in rural and regional areas may be more rapid than the changing understandings of place held by residents. This research examines notions of place held by residents on the Sunshine Coast of Australia, one of the fastest growing ‘s…
Tourism impacts on an Australian indigenous community: A Djabugay case study
An Investigation of Differences in Residents' Perceptions on the Sunshine Coast: Tourism Impacts and Demographic Variables
This study investigates the differences in residents' perceptions of various tourism development impacts by the location of their residence, gender, age, annual household income level, ethnic background, occupation and the level of education attained. A survey approach was used to collect data from residents of the Sunshine Coast region (n = 732). The study found that more residents living in the coastal area with high tourist activity nearby per…
An Examination of Locals’ Attitudes
Dolphin-human Interaction: Pro-environmental Attitudes, Beliefs and Intended Behaviours and Actions of Participants in Interpretation Programs: A Pilot Study
This paper reports on a comparison of the management and interpretation practices of two differing dolphin-human interaction sites in Queensland. The major objectives of the pilot study were to compare the management and dolphin-human interaction practices and to measure the post-experience effectiveness of the interpretation programs upon self-reported pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs, intended behaviours and intended actions of participants…
Sensitivity to cultural difference in tourism research: Contingency in research design
A longitudinal study of the residents' perceptions of tourism impacts using data from the sunshine coast Australia
This study investigates whether there has been a change in residents' perceptions of living and tourism impacts, on the Sunshine Coast, in 2009 from their perceptions of 2008. In 2009 more respondents reported that lifestyle and general pace of life were the key attractions of living on the Sunshine Coast. The results also demonstrate a signifi cant increase in residents' perceptions that tourism is likely to have a positive impact on the cultura…
Nearest Neighbour Analysis and Wedge‐Tailed Shearwater Burrow Patterns on Heron and Masthead Islands, Great Barrier Reef
Heron and Masthead Islands in the Capricorn Group of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park support major nesting colonies of the wedge‐tailed shearwater. The distribution pattern of shearwater nesting burrows was established for particular habitats on both islands by means of a nearest neighbour analysis. Areas of Pisonia grandis forest had the highest burrow density and near‐random distribution patterns for burrows while the island fringes had the …
Nearest Neighbour Analysis and Wedge‐Tailed Shearwater Burrow Patterns on Heron and Masthead Islands, Great Barrier Reef
Heron and Masthead Islands in the Capricorn Group of the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park support major nesting colonies of the wedge‐tailed shearwater. The distribution pattern of shearwater nesting burrows was established for particular habitats on both islands by means of a nearest neighbour analysis. Areas of Pisonia grandis forest had the highest burrow density and near‐random distribution patterns for burrows while the island fringes had the …
Sensitivity to cultural difference in tourism research: Contingency in research design
Tourism impacts on an Australian indigenous community: A Djabugay case study
Dolphin-human Interaction: Pro-environmental Attitudes, Beliefs and Intended Behaviours and Actions of Participants in Interpretation Programs: A Pilot Study
This paper reports on a comparison of the management and interpretation practices of two differing dolphin-human interaction sites in Queensland. The major objectives of the pilot study were to compare the management and dolphin-human interaction practices and to measure the post-experience effectiveness of the interpretation programs upon self-reported pro-environmental attitudes, beliefs, intended behaviours and intended actions of participants…
Structural modeling of resident perceptions of tourism and associated development on the Sunshine Coast, Australia
Dis-placed voices: Sense of place and place-identity on the Sunshine Coast
The geographical literature on place interrogates, amongst other notions, sense of place, place identity, and their connections or disruptions. Although notions of place are multiple and very fluid, place transformation in rural and regional areas may be more rapid than the changing understandings of place held by residents. This research examines notions of place held by residents on the Sunshine Coast of Australia, one of the fastest growing ‘s…
Locals’ Attitudes toward Mass and Alternative Tourism: The Case of Sunshine Coast, Australia
This study examines local residents’ attitudes toward two different types of tourism development, mass tourism and alternative tourism, using data collected from residents of Sunshine Coast, Australia. The study findings reveal that host community support is affected directly and/or indirectly by the level of community concern, community attachment, ecocentric values, use of the tourism resource base, state of the local economy, and the perceived…
An Examination of Locals’ Attitudes
An Investigation of Differences in Residents' Perceptions on the Sunshine Coast: Tourism Impacts and Demographic Variables
This study investigates the differences in residents' perceptions of various tourism development impacts by the location of their residence, gender, age, annual household income level, ethnic background, occupation and the level of education attained. A survey approach was used to collect data from residents of the Sunshine Coast region (n = 732). The study found that more residents living in the coastal area with high tourist activity nearby per…
A longitudinal study of the residents' perceptions of tourism impacts using data from the sunshine coast Australia
This study investigates whether there has been a change in residents' perceptions of living and tourism impacts, on the Sunshine Coast, in 2009 from their perceptions of 2008. In 2009 more respondents reported that lifestyle and general pace of life were the key attractions of living on the Sunshine Coast. The results also demonstrate a signifi cant increase in residents' perceptions that tourism is likely to have a positive impact on the cultura…
Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Tourism (7 works) · Geography (6 works) · Political science (6 works) · Perception (4 works) · Business (3 works) · Cruise Tourism Development and Management (3 works) · Economic growth (3 works)