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The 116 pages that link to Ecotourism, each with the reason it gives.

• Cross River gorillaRelated: Carefully managed visits can create local incentives to protect gorilla habitat.

• Kaieteur FallsNarrower topic: Guided visits to Kaieteur are a prominent example of nature-based tourism in Guyana.

• Phong Nha–Kẻ Bàng National ParkRelated: The park’s tourism model must balance access with fragile caves and forest ecosystems.

• Angel FallsNarrower topic: Visits to Angel Falls raise questions about tourism’s benefits and environmental costs.

• CapybaraRelated: Wild capybaras are a familiar attraction in South American wetland tourism.

• Giant otterRelated: Carefully managed wildlife tourism can generate local incentives to protect giant otters and their rivers.

• Great Limpopo Transfrontier ParkRelated: Tourism is promoted as a potential source of income tied to the region’s wildlife and landscapes.

• IndriRelated: Indri calls and visibility attract visitors to some protected forests.

• Lord Howe IslandNarrower topic: Nature-based visits are central to the island’s economy and require careful management.

• Mount PaektuRelated: Paektu’s protected landscapes and summit lake attract nature-focused tourism.

• Proboscis monkeyRelated: Wildlife tourism brings visitors to river habitats where the monkeys can be observed.

• Tourism geographyBroader topic: It shows how tourism can depend on and alter protected environments.

• Wadi RumNarrower topic: Tourism in Wadi Rum raises questions about livelihoods, environmental pressure, and protection.

• Black caimanRelated: Wildlife tourism can make living black caimans economically valuable to local communities.

• Chocolate HillsRelated: Tourism around the hills brings income while raising questions about environmental impact.

• Guadalupe IslandRelated: The island's wildlife tourism depends on whether visitation can remain ecologically responsible.

• Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation AreaRelated: Tourism is a potential source of income across KAZA’s connected destinations.

• Kronotsky Nature ReserveRelated: Regulated visits allow limited public access to the reserve’s distinctive landscapes.

• Misiones ProvinceRelated: Protected forests and waterfalls support nature-based tourism across the province.

• Nature documentaryRelated: Popular images of wildlife can shape interest in visiting the places shown.

• Plains zebraRelated: Plains zebras are prominent wildlife attractions in African protected areas.

• Puerto PrincesaNarrower topic: The city's protected river and coastal habitats anchor nature-based tourism.

• Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National ParkRelated: Guided visits bring tourism revenue while requiring safeguards for sensitive habitats.

• Revillagigedo IslandsRelated: Regulated diving brings visitors to the islands while requiring careful management.

• WildebeestRelated: The migration draws visitors and tourism revenue to the Serengeti-Mara region.

• WildlifeRelated: Wildlife viewing can fund habitat protection while also placing pressure on animals and sites.

• Cape EluanbiRelated: Visitors experience the cape’s coast within a protected national park.

• Cave of SwallowsRelated: Responsible visits can connect the cave's popularity with protection of its habitat.

• ChachalacaRelated: Their conspicuous calls and presence near settlements can make chachalacas notable wildlife for visitors.

• FanjingshanRelated: Tourism at Fanjingshan brings economic benefits alongside pressures on a sensitive protected landscape.

• GlampingRelated: Some glamping operators market nature-based stays around conservation and low-impact travel.

• Jaú National ParkNarrower topic: Low-impact tourism offers a way to experience Jaú while emphasizing its conservation value.

• JiuzhaigouRelated: Tourism brings visitors to Jiuzhaigou while creating pressure to manage access carefully.

• K'gariNarrower topic: Tourism brings visitors to K'gari but must account for fragile dunes, lakes, and wildlife.

• Lake TritrivaRelated: Tourism around the lake raises questions about access, livelihoods, and environmental care.

• Lençóis Maranhenses National ParkRelated: Low-impact tourism offers a framework for balancing visitation with conservation.

• OmetepeNarrower topic: Nature-based visits bring income while increasing pressure to manage Ometepe’s habitats carefully.

• ShoebillRelated: Carefully managed wildlife tourism can bring income to shoebill habitat regions.

• SuncheonNarrower topic: Suncheon’s wetland visits are a prominent example of tourism organized around nature conservation.

• Sundarbans National ParkRelated: Tourism in the park operates within limits set by wildlife protection and access rules.

• Te WahipounamuRelated: Tourism can support local livelihoods while increasing pressure on sensitive environments.

• Thiên Đường CaveRelated: Tourism at the cave raises questions about balancing visits with protection.

• Tumucumaque Mountains National ParkRelated: Carefully managed nature travel is one possible use of protected landscapes.

• Yugyd Va National ParkRelated: The park’s wilderness attracts nature-based travel that must be managed to limit impacts.

• Zebra sharkRelated: Wild zebra sharks attract divers, creating incentives to protect their habitat.

• Andringitra MassifRelated: Nature-based tourism brings visitors to the park while raising management concerns.

• Ankarana Special ReserveRelated: Guided visits make Ankarana’s caves and karst accessible while raising conservation questions.

• Arrábida Natural ParkRelated: Nature-based visits can support appreciation of the park while requiring careful management.

• Band-e Amir National ParkRelated: Visitors bring income, but unmanaged tourism can pressure the lakes and surrounding landscape.

• Belogradchik RocksRelated: Nature-based visits can support local livelihoods while encouraging care for the landscape.