{cheap means of tourism}

Nowadays, thanks to affordable air travel and improved infrastructure,

accessing remote ecotourism destinations has become more convenient.

{awareness}

Ecotourism may help protect sensitive environmental locations and raise

awareness of local environmental and social delicate issues

{ Provides locals a source of income}

Ecotourism can fight poverty and empower local indigenous communities by

creating employment opportunities.

{ Educates tourists and locals}

Ecotourism activities promote environmental awareness and education

among locals and tourists alike

{ Combats climate change.}

Because ecotourism revolves around natural resources, supporting the

industry can help lower carbon emissions. A 2010 study on a cluster of
ecotourism land in Peruvian Amazonia found that the land contained
between 5.3 and 8.7 million tons of above-ground carbon.
Disadvantages

{ Popularity can become a liability}

If access to popular natural resources isn’t limited and closely

monitored, the increased human foot traffic can gradually degrade the
delicate ecosystem. Irresponsible ecotourism can lead to noise, litter,
and pollution that can damage the natural habitat.

{ Redirected revenue}

There’s no guarantee that ecotourism revenue won’t find its way back to
industrialized countries, especially if the employees aren’t local or the
ecotourism operation is owned by a foreign enterprise.

{ Irresponsible treatment of animals}

Ecotourism operators know that many tourists want to interact with

wildlife, and they may allow it even when it’s not good for the animals
 Conclusion

 Respect the wildlife. Remember, you’re on their turf! Many

ecotourists want to interact with wildlife, but wild animals
don’t always enjoy direct contact with humans. If you’re
looking into elephant sanctuaries, for instance, choose one
that allows you to observe elephants but does not offer
elephant rides, bathing, or shows.
 Practice environmental awareness. Always leave your
surroundings as you found them — or better than you found
them. Don’t pick plants or collect environmental souvenirs
without permission.
 Absorb the culture. Observe the locals around you and take
your cues from their behaviour. Acquaint yourself with their
customs or learn a few phrases in their language so that you
can engage with locals respectfully.
 Clean up after yourself. Some ecotourism locations may not
be equipped for garbage disposal. If that’s the case, don’t
litter! Come prepared with a small bag and hang on to your
trash until you find an appropriate disposal site.
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