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Ecotourism for Wildlife Conservation

Start Date: 27-06-2019
End Date: 01-06-2022

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Ecotourism for Wildlife Conservation

Ecotourism can be a viable source of local income, and wildlife is the main source of ecotourism. In an effort to boost domestic and international tourist inflow in the state, Arunachal Pradesh is investing in initiatives to become an exotic adventures and tourism hub of India. With the fast-growing development of the state, and as a result of human activities, the biodiversity of Arunachal Pradesh is under serious threat. Population growth and resource consumption, climate change and global warming, habitat conversion and urbanization, invasive alien species, over-exploitation of natural resources and environmental degradation are serious threats for wildlife. Marine diversity is in threat from Industrial fishing, over exploitation of target species, pollution and eutrophication, degradation and destruction of the sea floor by excessive beam trawling, dredging, sand and gravel extraction.

Ecotourism helps in building awareness and encouraging the unique attractions the state has to offer at the village level, specifically near existing and potential protected areas.

MyGov Arunachal Pradesh seeks suggestions from citizens on enabling the growth of Ecotourism as a means to conserve wildlife.

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Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

Findings from this study will help better plan, structure and execute ecotourism and wildlife conservation-related enterprises involving communities. The success of these initiatives will increase the size of benefits trickling to individual households in line among other objectives which led to the establishment of the Transfrontier Conservation Areas.

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

The study has realized that the transfrontier treaty was operationalized at a higher level thus head of state and ministerial forgetting about the local level. Local institutions are not fully empowered and have clear policy guidelines.

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

To buttress the study, 30 purposeful sampled key informants were also interviewed in Chipinge and Chiredzi Districts from January to June 2018 in order to solicit for firsthand data that are very useful for triangulation. The study is important for the further development of district, national and international policies. The study findings showed that Transfrontier conservation have not achieved its objectives towards improved cross-border ecotourism and wildlife conservation-related enterprise

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

To understand the evolution of ecotourism and wildlife conservation-related enterprise development by local communities in Southern Africa especially within the GLTFCA and to also assess the potential of local community Ecotourism and wildlife conservation-related enterprises development. Various documents such as books, journals, web documents, electronic sources, reports, financial statement and policy documents were reviewed.

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

This paper seeks to delve deeper and assess ecotourism and wildlife conservation-related enterprises development by local communities within the Zimbabwean component of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area GLTFCA. Transfrontier Conservation was embraced by scientists, policy-makers and other stakeholders in Chiredzi and Chipinge Districts in the southeast Lowveld of Zimbabwe, among other reasons for improved wildlife conservation and community-based cross-border ecotourism develOP

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

Pre-trek orientation
I will share more about my personal adventures on the trek and other aspects of the ecotourism initiative in Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area. Would you consider "Nam Et-Phou Louey" for you next adventure?

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

Ecotourism in Nam Et-Phou Louey National Protected Area is truly an example of how tourism, hand-in-hand with conservation efforts, could provide new opportunities for locals to earn a living. Not only guides but also cooks, porters, homestay families and people who make handicrafts could participate in the new chain of opportunities.

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

Ecotourism as a Tool
My trekking guide was an example of someone who could communicate the opportunities that arise from tourism development. It was evident that he was someone who cared for and respected everything about the jungle and, as a guide, he was able to see the direct link between tourism as a way to help conserve the protected area.

Bhawna 6 years 1 week ago

The organisation is also responsible for managing ecotourism development in the protected area. The two main eco-tours that are arranged are the "Nam Nern Night Safari" and "Trekking Tours".

I joined a 3-day Trekking Tour and my adventure started in a homestay in one of the local villages that have benefited from the ecotourism activities.