Turystyka w rezerwatach przyrody na obszarze regionu brodnickiego

Tourism in nature reserves in the Brodnica Lake District

Summary: Ecosystems in Poland are distinguished by specific natural, cultural, and landscape characteristics. Nature reserves are established primarily for the purpose of conservation, research, and general education. Often tourist and even recreation are attributed to these areas. An important aspect in the organization of tourist traffic is tourist infrastructure. This paper describes the results of research conducted in the period 2012-2013 in 17 nature reserves in the Brodnica Lake District in Poland. The purpose of this study was to assess the state of tourism development in nature reserves. The main research methods were surveys and onsite observation. The main methods are social studies and tourist inventory. This paper makes use of research by W. Staniewska-Zątek (2009) who studied nature reserves in western Poland. Two types of reserves were selected in the study area. The first type is the type featuring good tourist infrastructure, high tourist traffic, and damage to the natural environment. These were mainly forest reserves characterized by various levels of legal protection. The second type of reserve includes reserves without tourist traffic or tourist infrastructure. This type includes peat reserves protected for the purpose of scientific research.

Słowa kluczowe: Pojezierze Brodnickie, rezerwaty przyrody, turystyka, zagospodarowanie turystyczne

Słowa kluczowe (w języku angielskim): Brodnica Lake District, nature reserve, tourism, tourism development

Krąż P. (red.), 2014, Współczesne problemy i kierunki badawcze w geografii. tom 2, IGiGP UJ, Kraków, s. 49-61.

Instytut Geografii i Gospodarki Przestrzennej UJ

ISBN 978-83-64089-07-7

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