This research assesses conservation policies' socio-economic impact at Las Piñas-Parañaque Wetland Park, highlighting disparities and implications for urban environmental justice.
Key Points
Marked disparities in well-being exist among demographic groups, particularly affecting lower-income populations.
Significant relationships were found between education, income, and socio-economic vulnerability, impacting health outcomes.
Mixed-methods design integrated quantitative survey data from 2,235 participants with qualitative insights from interviews and discussions.
Findings emphasize the need for equitable conservation strategies that enhance local development and community participation.