PPT-Ecotourism investment opportunities in Kenyan forests

Philip Ireri Chief Officer Ecotourism Kenya Forest Service Ecotourism Kenya Monthly Talk 5 th July 2012 Layout of the presentation Background tourist facilities in Kenyan forests. 16 No 1 pp 38 1995 Elsevier Science Ltd Printed in Great Britain 0261517795 1000 000 Towards a more desirable form of ecotourism Mark B Orams Department of Geographical Sciences and Planning University of Queensland St Lucia Queensland 4007 Austral or! Temperate Evergreen Forests Subtropical Moist Forests ! ! ! the moist subtropical forests form on eastern edges of continents between 30 Sandra Tammeleht. Deili. . Lemsalu. Kuressaare Regional Training Centre. Sustainable environment covers the main concepts of social welfare in the tourism sector. . Sustainable development covers three main concepts: social welfare, economic and environment.. Name 2 economic reasons for the growth of tourism. Name 2 social reasons for the growth of tourism. Name 2 negative economic impacts of tourism. Name 2 negative environmental impacts of tourism. Name 2 negative social impacts of tourism. Economic, Social and Environmental Values. Tim White. School of Forest Resources and Conservation. 138 NZ Hall, UF, IFAS. 846-0850; tlwhite@ufl.edu. June, 2011. Objectives. Importance of Forests:. Economic benefits. Costa Rica is a small country but has a rich environment with 5% of the world’s biodiversity. This includes 2000 species of plants, 1239 species of butterflies, 838 species of birds, 440 species of reptiles and amphibians and 232 species of mammals. . Learning objectives:. 1) . Define. what is meant by ecotourism.. 2) . Describe. how an ecotourism development can benefit future generations. . Starter!. Think of a holiday you have been on… . In . Ivonne. . Higuero. /Roman Michalak. UNECE/FAO Forestry and Timber Section. 16. th. session of Working Group . on Environmental Monitoring and Assessment . 16-17 April 2015, Istanbul, Turkey. Contents. 2. From yesterday’s video, how has the technology changed with forestry?. What has been the impact of these technological changes? Good/bad explain.. Quick HW pg. 49 Review. History of Forests. A. Indiscriminant cutting. Most forests are not too . hot. , or not too . cold. , and have moderate amounts of precipitation. . ALFISOL. Moderately Weathered. SPODOSOL. Sandy, Acidic. There are two main types of forests. . Pine forests have ashy white layers (. Geography. Can be found between 30 . - . 55 . ° latitude. Most lie between 40 degrees and 50 degrees latitude. Originally covered. In Asia, much of Japan, eastern China, Korea, and eastern Siberia. In western Europe, extended from southern Scandinavia to northwestern Iberia and from the British Isles through eastern Europe. ECE/FAO Team of Specialists on Green Jobs in the Forest Sector (Joint ILO/ECE/FAO Expert Network). Meeting of the UNECE/FAO Team of Specialists on Green Jobs in the Forest Sector . 18-19 June 2018, Bern, Switzerland. anlong a handfbl Sctlengut. and Harmony aw%ds ecotourism project. and/or Harmony won the Tourisin for Tomorrow Award, the first Condi Nast Traveler Ecotourism Award (1995),' and the ASTA/ East High Ochool’ PA - MOJA Pro ject PA - Together , is how we change the world. In order to be inclusive to all students and provide some our most underrepresented students leadership opp