„Highly suitable for ecotourism‟ category involves the most sensitive areas and
development activities within these areas will lead to disaster and threaten the natural
characteristic of the areas. Likewise, ecotourism development must control and manage
the resources in order to retain their original conditions as far as possible, and to avoid
or to abstain from travelling in sensitive areas which are easily adversely affected
and are difficult to rehabilitate. In addition, ecosystem protection is the first issue
for ecotourism development in environmentally sensitive areas. The negative
environmental impacts are also minimized. Therefore, these areas could serve as main
ecotourism attractions but with the use of certain limitations and guidelines. These areas
should be preserved or conserved and managed in sustainable way, unless the existing
of ecotourism resources in sensitive areas is still usable. More specifically, the key
element of ecotourism management is sustainably managed and environmental
responsibility is promoted. The example of guideline to be used to limit the number and
duration of access to the areas is the code of conduct. The area is characteristically
endowed with lush green forests, wildlife sanctuary, as well as rich cultural heritage. Its
high value of natural resources is suitable for research and education as well as
conservation of biodiversity and maintenance of the ecosystem. The destination has
nature attractions and unique qualities for ecotourism. Visitors are educated about the
environmental and ecology of the site. Activities suggested for these areas include
education and research related activities for sightseeing and trekking for limited the
number of tourists as described by Yaakup et al. (2006).
„Highly suitable for ecotourism‟ category involves the most sensitive areas anddevelopment activities within these areas will lead to disaster and threaten the naturalcharacteristic of the areas. Likewise, ecotourism development must control and managethe resources in order to retain their original conditions as far as possible, and to avoidor to abstain from travelling in sensitive areas which are easily adversely affectedand are difficult to rehabilitate. In addition, ecosystem protection is the first issuefor ecotourism development in environmentally sensitive areas. The negativeenvironmental impacts are also minimized. Therefore, these areas could serve as mainecotourism attractions but with the use of certain limitations and guidelines. These areas should be preserved or conserved and managed in sustainable way, unless the existingof ecotourism resources in sensitive areas is still usable. More specifically, the keyelement of ecotourism management is sustainably managed and environmentalresponsibility is promoted. The example of guideline to be used to limit the number andduration of access to the areas is the code of conduct. The area is characteristicallyendowed with lush green forests, wildlife sanctuary, as well as rich cultural heritage. Itshigh value of natural resources is suitable for research and education as well asconservation of biodiversity and maintenance of the ecosystem. The destination hasnature attractions and unique qualities for ecotourism. Visitors are educated about the
environmental and ecology of the site. Activities suggested for these areas include
education and research related activities for sightseeing and trekking for limited the
number of tourists as described by Yaakup et al. (2006).
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