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The document discusses ecotourism and community-based tourism at the Koh Ra Ecolodge in Thailand. It provides an overview of ecotourism principles, a description of the lodge and its environmental philosophy, projects that support conservation and the local community, and reviews from stakeholders including community members, scientists, travel agencies, and lodge guests. Stakeholders generally praise the lodge's conservation efforts and community involvement but provide some suggestions for improvements.
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- 4. ECOTOURISM "Ecotourism is responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and sustains the well being of local people.“
- 6. Sustains the well being of the local people
- 7. Includes an interpretation / learning experience
- 8. Involves responsible action on the part of the tourists and tourism industry
- 9. Is delivered mainly to small groups by small-scale business
- 10. Requires the lowest possible consumption of non-renewable resources
- 12. Community owns and manages projects for the benefit of the community
- 13. Visitors increase their awareness and learn about local peoples and cultures
- 14. Lodging with a local family, sharing their homes and eating meals together
- 16. CBT Homestay Women of KohPhra Thong- Fan and Youn
- 18. Moken Community Representative- Paw (Chief)
- 19. Andaman Discoveries- Tiu (Director)
- 20. Ecolodge Guests- UCLA Students
- 23. It has minimal impact on the natural surrounding during construction;
- 24. It fits into its specific physical and cultural contexts through careful attention to form, landscaping and colour, as well as the use of localised architecture;
- 25. It uses alternative, sustainable means of water acquisition and reduces water
- 26. consumption;
- 27. It provides careful handling and disposal of solid waste and sewerage;
- 28. It meets energy needs through passive design and combines these with their modern counterparts for greater sustainability;
- 29. It endeavours to work together with the local community;
- 30. It offers interpretive programmes to educate both its employees and tourists about the surrounding natural and cultural environments;
- 32. Reef Check and Beach Cleanup
- 35. Organic Garden and local produce
- 36. Composting and waste separation
- 37. Solar Panels and night electicity
- 39. Guide Training
- 40. Mangrove Planting and Restoration
- 42. It helps in conservation projects of the local resources for the community (mangroves, fisheries)
- 43. Also, the villagers learn more about conservations awareness from the projects and organizations
- 44. Like foreign people (volunteers, eco-tourisst) to participate in conservation projects and help the community. But they find the language difference to be a barrier
- 46. Green Hotel Rating Review
- 47. Bungalows Review
- 49. (safeness) Koh Ra too dark at night
- 50. Provide toiletries and flashlightsTo Improve
Editor's Notes
- The International Ecotourism Society proposed one of the 1st definitions in 1991:-Ecotourism’s appeal as a conservation and development tool rests in its potential to provide local economic benefits while maintaining ecological resource integrity through low-impact, non-consumptive resource use- (IUCN) also provides a slightly expanded description of ecotourism’s key characteristics:* Ecotourism is environmentally responsible travel and visitation to relatively undisturbed natural areas, in order to enjoy and appreciate nature (and any accompanying cultural features – both past and present) that promotes conservation, has low visitor impact, and provides for beneficially active socio-economic involvement of local population