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Richard Collins: The dangers and benefits of ecotourism

The numbers of the world's third-largest cat, the jaguar, have increased thanks to a growing ecotourism trade

A Jaguar in Pantanal National Park: a study claims that ecotourism there has caused jaguar numbers to rise again

Thu, 02 Feb, 2023 - 12:05

Richard Collins

Yet each man kills the thing he loves,

By all let this be heard...

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#Outdoors #Richard Collins Wildlife environment Biodiversity jaguar Place: Glacier national park Organisation: Washington State University

<p>Tourist taxes are not absolution for travelling. They are not proof that tourism has become sustainable. And they are certainly not a licence for unlimited growth. They are simply one way of making those of us fortunate enough to travel contribute towards the places we enjoy. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: iStock</span>
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