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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT vii
ABSTRACT ix
LIST OF TABLES x
INTRODUCTION 1
Hypothesis
Theoretical Framework
Conceptual Framework
Definition of Terms
METHODOLOGY
Research Design
Sampling Technique
Research Instrument
Ethical Considerations
Summary
Conclusion
Recommendation
REFERENCES
APPENDICES
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER 1
Ecotourism is the fastest growing sector, with an estimated growth rate of 10—
15%, of one of the largest industries in the world tourism (Panos, 1997). Ecotourism has
relatively undisturbed natural areas in order to enjoy and appreciate nature and any
accompanying cultural features both past and present that promotes conservation has low
visitor impact and provides for beneficially active socio-economic involvement of local
Philippine offers a countless destination for tourist who loves to explore different
activities and experience unforgettable adventure. Our country is full all tropical island
with white sand beaches, lakes, rivers, mountains, forest, falls, man-made attractions and
friendly artistic and hardworking people who are always willing to welcome every
tourist. Attractions like Patungan beach in Barangay Patungan, Maragondon Cavite has
limited resources like clean water, electricity, and indecent facilities. Those are the
factors why the researchers conducted this study, to know how the local community
ventures impact on the lives of people living in, and around Barangay Patungan’s
ventures should only be considered ‘successful’ if local communities have some measure
of control over them and if they share equitably in the benefits emerging from ecotourism
local communities.
This study was conducted to evaluate the impact of communities conserving the
the role of the traveler and the local community for environmental conservation, to
1.1 Age
1.2 Sex
1.1 Income
1.2 Employment
HYPOTHESIS
THEORITICAL FRAMEWORK
DILG Secretary Eduardo Año also expressed his optimism that visitors and
tourists will now be able to appreciate the value of this natural wealth.
“By calling visitors and tourists from all corners of the archipelago and the world to view
and experience our protected areas, we anticipate that many will finally learn to love and
value our national parks and natural wealth as important sources of livelihood and
ecosystem services such as water, erosion control, and natural task management,” he said.
(Sevillano, 2022)
conservation, the area's capacity to draw and accommodate tourists, and the effects of
tourism on the environment. Figure 1 displays the conceptual framework that was used to
assess the potential for ecotourism. A semi-quantitative and qualitative methodology was
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
Sustainability. The study entitled "Evaluating the impact of ecotourism to the local
civil status. The study will use survey questionnaires to gather all the data information.
Input
Process
Selecting respondents
Data analysis
Statistical treatment
Output
to the local communities and how it conserves the environments sustainability in selected
barangay in Maragondon. This study attempts to get insight into how tourism affects
Students. This study will help the students to be more aware of what is the impact of
For Professors. This study can serve information by offering fresh perspectives on the
Public. The study can significantly improve local populations' quality of life, protect the
strategies, and produce fresh insights that benefit higher education and society at large.
municipality with mountainous terrain. Mt. Pico de Loro, Mt. Palay Palay, Mt. Hulog,
Mt. Mataas na Gulod, Mt. Nagpatong, and Mt. Buntis are well-known mountain ranges
barangays. Patungan is situated nearby to the neighborhoods Hamilo and Pico de Loro
Census was 2,533. This represented 6.23% of the total population of Maragondon.
village with around 1,200 residents (more than 350 families) who depend mostly on
fishing and farming. Residents claim that generations of their families have resided in the
area for more than 150 years. The barangay has 602 hectares and is surrounded by
majestic mountains and seas. The area is also surrounded by gorgeous views of adjacent
The researchers conducted this study “Evaluating the impact of ecotourism in the
Maragondon” the target respondents are the people living in Maragondon. The central
purpose of this study is to identify the impact of ecotourism in the well-being of the local
The researcher will conduct the data gathering data through questionnaires and with face-
to-face interaction. Each respondent will have same questions to answer. They will also
be collecting some documents that will serve as evidence to justify and corroborate the
result made from the questionnaire and that will help them formulate a precise and well-
established conclusion.
DEFINITION OF TERMS
CHAPTER 2
This chapter presents the foreign and local literature studies after the researcher’s
in-depth search. The studies and literature discussed in this chapter are arranged
further development of the study. This act as a roadmap of the researchers as they create
the study. Furthermore, the information in this chapter assists in familiarizing details that
METHODOLOGY
consists of research design, participants of the study, sampling technique, data gathering
RESEARCH DESIGN
research design. The descriptive correlational research design was utilized since the
study’s goal is to understand the relationship between two variables: Impact of
The respondents are the people living in barangay Patungan, Maragondon who
experiencing the impact of ecotourism sustainability in Maragondon. The sample size for
this research will be limited to 120 participants. The respondents of the study were
selected in Maragondon.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUE