The development of ecological tourism is considered a helpful way to protect natural resources in national parks and reserves in Vietnam , according to a seminar held in Da lat central highlands Lam Dong province, on April 9.
According to the participants, Vietnam has a great potential to
develop eco-tourism in combination with natural resource preservation.
The country possesses 30 national parks and 56 natural reserves, home
to over 13,760 species of plants and 7,730 species of animals.
However, they said, the precious system of natural reserves
has constantly been hurt by inhabitants living around. Nearly 80
percent of the population living close to the natural reserves in
Vietnam are living in poverty and their lives are depending on
unplanned forest exploitation, thus damaging the forest biodiversity.
Some delegates stressed the need to improve the living
conditions for people living on edges of forests in order to ensure the
success for the plan to develop eco-tourism and protect natural
reserves.
The seminar was initiated by the Worldwide Fund for Nature
Vietnam Programme, and the Bidoup-Nui Ba National Park of Lam Dong
province.
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