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PRELIMS Flashcards

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CAR REGION

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Ifugao Rice Terraces
Matangkib Cave, Lumiyang Cave and Sumaguig Cave
Hanging Coffins
Mt. Province Rice Terraces
Balbalasang National Park
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NATIONAL CAPITAL REGION

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Las Piñas/Parañaque Critical Habitat and Ecotourism Area
La Mesa Eco-Park
Ninoy Aquino Parks and Natures Center
Pasig Rainforest Park
Marikina River Park
Laguna De Bay
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ILOCOS REGION

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Hundred Island National Park
Bangrine Marine Protected Area
Villacorta/Bitmatya/Cacupangan Caves
La Union Botanical Garden
La Union Surfing
Pagudpud Adventure
Vigan Heritage Village
Kapurpurawan Rock
Caangrian Falls
Balingasay River
Arosip Ecotrail
Tuddingan Falls 
Lon-oy Springq
Paoay Lake National Park
Trekking Adams
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CAGAYAN VALLEY REGION

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Mt. Iraya
Nakabuang Beach
Anguib Beach
Blue Water and Falls
Mt. Cetaceo
Aglipay Cave
Governor Rapids
Capisaan Cave
Imugan Waterfalls
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Central Luzon

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Mt. Pinatubo

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Southern Tagalog

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Taal Volcano Island
Pamitinan Cave/Wawa Dam Rizal
Mt. Guiting Guiting Park
Puerto Princesa Subterranean River National Park
El Nido Marine Reserve
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BICOL REGION

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Mayon Volcano

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Western Visayas

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Mt. Kanlaon Natural Park

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Central Visayas Region

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Olango Island wildlife sanctuary
Cambuhat River and Village Tour
Malapascua Island
Simply Butterflies conservation Center
Abatan River Tour
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Eastern Visayas

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Calbiga Caves Protected Landscape (CCPL)
Biri-larosa Protected 
Lake Danao Natural Park (LDNP)
Cuatro Islas Protected Landscape/Seascape (CIPLS)
Ulot River
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Northern Visayas

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Garden of Malasag Eco-tourism Village
Macabambus Adventure Park (MAP)
White Watering Rafting
Tubing 
Canopy Walk
Misamis Occidenta Aquamarine park (MOAP)
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Davao Region

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Mt. Apo

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South Central Mindanao

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New Israel Eco-Park
Kiwa Adventure Park
Lake Holon/Mt. Parker
Seven Waterfalls

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Caraga

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Siargo Island
Lake Mainit
Agusan Marsh Wildlife Sanctuary
Dinagat Island
Bucas Granade Island
Tinuy-an Falls
Basul Island
Mabua Pebble Beach
Day-asan Floating Beach
Cagwait White Beach
Britania Island
Bat Island
Twin Linungao
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Flora, fauna, geology-ecosystem

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Ecotourism

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People in nearby areas/resident

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Ecotourism

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It means home

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Eco

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For both conservation and development

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Ecotourisn

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Relatively new concept

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Ecotourism

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Abused the term to attract conservation conscious travellers/misconcept

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Ecotourism

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Responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and improve the well being of local people

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International Ecotourism Society 1990

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Ecotourism is travel to fragile prestine and usually protected areas that strives to be low impact and usually “small-scale”. It helps educate the traveler; provides fund for conservation; directly benefit the economy develop and political empower of local community; and foster respect for different cultures and human right.

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Martha Honey 1991

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Environmentally responsible travel and visitation to natural areas, in order to enjoy and appreciate nature (and any accompanying cultural features, both past and present) that promote conservation have a low visitor impact and provide for beneficially active socio economic involvement of local people

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Word conservation union 1996

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Emerge after the period of 1980
Due to the emergence of rhe understanding related to the sustainable practices of the ecological environment
The form of tourism
Which involve impacting the environment at the lowest level
The way people interacting depends on the safety of not only nature but also of all life on our planet

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Emegence of Ecotourism

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Desire of modern people to minimize the changes occuring in the environment
Educate the travelers about the ecological and environmental conservation
Idealistic sustainable tourism development
Socially responsible travel, environment sustainability and personal growth

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Emergence of Ecotourism

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Principles of Ecotourism

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  1. A type of use that minimizes negative impacts to the environment and local people;
  2. The awareness and understanding of an area’s natural and cultural systems and the subsequent involvement of visitors in issues affecting those system;
  3. the conservation and management of legally protected and other natural areas;
  4. the early and long participation of local people in the decision-making process that determines the kind and amount of tourism that should occur;
  5. Directing economic and other benefits to local people that complement rather than overwhelm or replace traditional practices;
  6. The provision of special opportunities for local people and nature tourism employees to utilize and visit natural areas and learn more about the wonders that other visitors come to see.
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Ecotourism in Quezon Province

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Alabat Watershed forest reserve
Alibijan Island Wilderness Area
Binahaan River Watershed Forest Reserve
Buenavista Protected Landscape 
Infanta Watershed Forest Reserve
Minsawa Island Game Refuge and Bird Sanctuary
Mt. Banahaw-San Cristobal Protected Landscape
Mulanay Watershed Forest Reserve
Quezon Protected Landscape
Maulawin Spring Protected Landscape
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As a form of tourism that encompasses those forms of tourism which use natural resources in a wild or undeveloped form.

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Nature based tourism

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Visit by person from outside the host community motivated by wholly or in part by interest in the historical, artistic, scientific or lifestyle/heritage offering of a community, region, group or institution.

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Cultural tourism

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Outdoor leisure activity that takes place in unusual, exotic, remote and wilderness destination, involves of some forms of unconventional means of transportation, and tends to be associated with low or high levels of activity

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Adventure

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ACE TOURISM

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Adventure Tourism, Cultural Tourism, Ecotourism

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Visit to areas occupied by indigenous community in order to observe the traditional life ways and culture of a host community.

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Indigenous Tourism

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Forms of ecotourism

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Nature based tourism
Wildlife tourism
Cultural tourism 
Adventure tourism
ACE tourism(adventure, cultural,ecotourism)
Ecotourism as mass tourism 
Sustainable development and tourism
Aboriginal tourism

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