Illuminating traces: enactments of responsibility in practices of Arctic river tourists and inhabitants

If taken for granted, ideas about nature underpinning nature-based tourism will often obscure or displace human livelihoods existing within a landscape. The result, whether characterised as colonial or ethnocentric, will in the minds of some correspond with injustice, contemporary or historical. In seeking to avoid static and privileging perspectives of ‘nature’, this article illuminates relational enactments of responsibility in the …