par Haulot, Arthur;Vanhove, Norbert;Verheyden, Léopold 
;Charlier, Roger R.H.
Référence International Journal of Environmental Studies, 10, 3, page (161-172)
Publication Publié, 1977
;Charlier, Roger R.H.Référence International Journal of Environmental Studies, 10, 3, page (161-172)
Publication Publié, 1977
Article révisé par les pairs
| Résumé : | The modern tourist explosion is having a profound effect on the natural environment of the Belgian coast. Combined with the effects of fast-moving technical and economic development, tourism may damage the better part of the amenities for which it exists. Fortunately, tourism reflects such deep-felt human needs that it is itself becoming the most active agent of scientific protection of the environment. |
