This summer perhaps the first panel on the economics of surfing will be held as part of The Coastal Society's 21st Annual Conference.
The panel, entitled "THE SOCIOECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT OF SURFING AREAS: INTERNATIONAL CASE STUDIES FROM MEXICO, SPAIN, CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA" will feature discussions on the economics in Mexico, Australia, Mundaka and Trestles.
Panelists include:
Chad Nelsen, Surfrider Foundation
Neil Lazarow, The Australian National University
Maria Bernal, Save the Waves Coalition
Melissa Murphy, Save the Waves Coalition
Paula Pijoan, Autonomous University of Baja California
Linwood Pendleton will be moderating the session.
Come check it out. If you can't make it you can read the paper here.
Friday, April 11, 2008
Surf Economics Panel at The Coastal Society
Posted by Chad Nelsen at 7:52 AM
Labels: australia, california, mexico, research, socioeconomics, spain, surf economics
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