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… to a quarter of all marine species, and providers of eco-tourism livelihoods, coral reefs also act as offshore wave …

… wetlands and to encourage sustainable agriculture, tourism and fishing practices. 2. Coping When an extreme …

… is of extreme importance for biodiversity conservation, tourism, and the gross domestic product of tourist …

… for the introduction of alien species through tourism and military activities in the Ryukyu islands and to …

… in addition to their recreation, education, health and tourism benefits to millions of people worldwide n As many …

… tourist attractions of cities and boost income from tourism; RECOGNISING that access to nature in urban areas can …

… with high economic value, disturbance from excessive tourism (which poses negative impacts for the survival of …

… trillion n Ecotourism is the fastest-growing area of the tourism industry with an estimated increase of global …

… of PAs and PA workers • Representatives of the tourism industry (if relevant for the respective PA) • … conservation and social NGOs, community organisations, tourism businesses, other local entrepreneurs, or local … issues • Other skills relevant to PAs (business, tourism, education or communications) Participation in the …

… and other extractive minerals; coastal shipping; and tourism.” Source: United States National Oceanic and …