Conserving landscapes used by multiple stakeholder groups requires understanding of what each stakeholder values. Here we employed a semi-structured, participatory approach to identify features of value in the terrestrial Antarctic Peninsula related to biodiversity, science and tourism. Stakeholders identified 115 features, ranging from Adélie penguin colonies to sites suitable for snowshoeing tourists. We split the features into seven broad categories: science, tourism, historic, biodiversity, geographic, habitat, and intrinsic features, finding that the biodiversity category contained the most features of any one category, while science stakeholders identified the most features of any stakeholder group. Stakeholders have overlapping interests in some features, particularly for seals and seabirds, indicating that thoughtful consideration of their inclusion in future management is required. Acknowledging the importance of tourism and other social features in Antarctica and ensuring their integration into conservation planning and assessment will increase the likelihood of implementing successful environmental management strategies into the future.

保护多个利益相关者群体使用的景观需要了解每个利益相关者的价值观。在这里，我们采用半结构化的参与式方法来确定陆地南极半岛与生物多样性、科学和旅游业相关的价值特征。利益相关者确定了 115 个特征，从阿德利企鹅栖息地到适合雪鞋行走游客的地点。我们将这些特征分为七大类：科学、旅游、历史、生物多样性、地理、栖息地和内在特征，发现生物多样性类别包含任何一类中最多的特征，而科学利益相关者确定了任何利益相关者群体中最多的特征。利益相关者在某些特征上有重叠的利益，特别是海豹和海鸟，这表明需要深思熟虑地将它们纳入未来的管理中。认识到南极洲旅游业和其他社会特征的重要性，并确保将其纳入保护规划和评估中，将增加未来实施成功环境管理战略的可能性。