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This post was originally posted in the Fall 2022 issue of the Destination Stewardship Report. For this year’s World Tourism Day Forum, we at the Center for Responsible Travel (CREST) wanted to shine a light on destination stewardship. Initially, we were going to focus on the shift from marketing to management, but implementing the destination…
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Though the threats facing the huemul related to livestock and tourism pose serious consequences, the Legacy Fund believes this project can shift the paradigm so these threats may become vehicles for improved conservation, sustainability, and education. Through collaborative efforts and actions, we hope to finally achieve the Last Hope solution for protecting the huemuls of Última Esperanza and Torres del Paine.
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Operating within the Marino Ballena National Park, a protected marine ecosystem that conserves over 12,000 acres of ocean and 4,000 acres of beach, Bodhi Surf + Yoga’s week-long surf curriculum is geared toward providing guests with a nature-based educational experience that will cultivate a deeper understanding and appreciation for the environment. In this conversation, Travis and Spencer discuss the unique opportunity surf schools have to utilize the learn-to-surf experience as a means of inspiring a new wave of environmental stewards.
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