How do Beach Holidays affect the environment?
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the plane and transport fuels are bad for the enviroment.
and people tend to litter the beach.
and people tend to litter the beach.
Well, you've got all sorts of things, like...
> (as mentioned above my answer) Air travel pollution
> tourists/visitors harming the wildlife habitat (i.e. disturbing the animals, causing them stress and intimidation)
> tourists/visitors dropping litter
> tourists/visitors activities (i.e. trampling the vegetation in fields/forests, by straying off the trail)
> With regard to the see, divers and snorkellers sometimes intentionally remove pieces of coral, or even just accidentally kick or bump against it. Boaters frequently run aground or drop anchor on fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs.
> The constuction of hotels/leisure centres/roads/other tourist attractions, to cope with more and more tourists, is also a problem. - i.e. it destroys the natural surroundings
Thats just a few, but hope it helps
P.S. this website may help a bit more; http://www.i-to-i.com/eco-tourism/affect-environment.html
> (as mentioned above my answer) Air travel pollution
> tourists/visitors harming the wildlife habitat (i.e. disturbing the animals, causing them stress and intimidation)
> tourists/visitors dropping litter
> tourists/visitors activities (i.e. trampling the vegetation in fields/forests, by straying off the trail)
> With regard to the see, divers and snorkellers sometimes intentionally remove pieces of coral, or even just accidentally kick or bump against it. Boaters frequently run aground or drop anchor on fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs.
> The constuction of hotels/leisure centres/roads/other tourist attractions, to cope with more and more tourists, is also a problem. - i.e. it destroys the natural surroundings
Thats just a few, but hope it helps
P.S. this website may help a bit more; http://www.i-to-i.com/eco-tourism/affect-environment.html
Well, you've got all sorts of things, like...
> (as mentioned above my answer) Air travel pollution
> tourists/visitors harming the wildlife habitat (i.e. disturbing the animals, causing them stress and intimidation)
> tourists/visitors dropping litter
> tourists/visitors activities (i.e. trampling the vegetation in fields/forests, by straying off the trail)
> With regard to the see, divers and snorkellers sometimes intentionally remove pieces of coral, or even just accidentally kick or bump against it. Boaters frequently run aground or drop anchor on fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs.
> The constuction of hotels/leisure centres/roads/other tourist attractions, to cope with more and more tourists, is also a problem. - i.e. it destroys the natural surroundings
Thats just a few, but hope it helps
P.S. this website may help a bit more; http://www.i-to-i.com/eco-tourism/affect-environment.html
> (as mentioned above my answer) Air travel pollution
> tourists/visitors harming the wildlife habitat (i.e. disturbing the animals, causing them stress and intimidation)
> tourists/visitors dropping litter
> tourists/visitors activities (i.e. trampling the vegetation in fields/forests, by straying off the trail)
> With regard to the see, divers and snorkellers sometimes intentionally remove pieces of coral, or even just accidentally kick or bump against it. Boaters frequently run aground or drop anchor on fragile ecosystems such as coral reefs.
> The constuction of hotels/leisure centres/roads/other tourist attractions, to cope with more and more tourists, is also a problem. - i.e. it destroys the natural surroundings
Thats just a few, but hope it helps
P.S. this website may help a bit more; http://www.i-to-i.com/eco-tourism/affect-environment.html