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Indeed. The continued existence of wildlife parks in East Africa is largely supported by tourists doing sightseeing tours in vehicles. Close those trails down,
by Mediterraneo10 6y ago
Indeed. The continued existence of wildlife parks in East Africa is largely supported by tourists doing sightseeing tours in vehicles. Close those trails down, you lower the income from tourism, and poaching and illegal land use return. (Just like now some of these wildlife conversation efforts are reportedly suffering from the COVID border closures.)
- amelius 6y agoYou take "close down" too literally. You can still allow tourists, if e.g. you check their cars to see if they didn't do anything illegal.
- Mediterraneo10 6y agoPlease refer to the OP, who was talking about closing trails in order to prevent the wear-and-tear on the environment that vehicles exert.