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This document discusses the principles of ecotourism, including minimizing environmental impacts, building cultural awareness, providing benefits for conservation and local communities, and raising sensitivity to local issues. It also defines ecotourism as responsible travel that conserves the environment and improves local well-being. The document then discusses the types of travel and volunteering involved in ecotourism and the characteristics and responsibilities of eco-guides.
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