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The impact of tourism V ecotourism in the Amazon
In the past in Brazil wa all about sun and sand. But now Brazil is actively promoting the Amazon as a attraction. The idea is to bring money and jobs to locals. But how will tourism affect one of the world's most environmentally important areas? In the Amazon Ariau Tower, giant walkways give visitors a unique view of the rainforest and wildlife. Further up the Amazon at Mamirau. Here a solar-powered floating lodge is designed to minimise the impact of visitors on the environment.
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- "In the past in Brazil wa all about sun and sand. But now Brazil is actively promoting the Amazon as a attraction. The idea is to bring money and jobs to locals. But how will tourism affect one of the world's most environmentally important areas? In the Amazon Ariau Tower, giant walkways give visitors a unique view of the rainforest and wildlife. Further up the Amazon at Mamirau. Here a solar-powered floating lodge is designed to minimise the impact of visitors on the environment."@en
- ""In the past, tourism in Brazil was all about sun and sand. But now Brazil is actively promoting the Amazon as an attraction. The idea is to bring money and jobs to locals. But how will tourism affect one of the world's most environmentally important areas? In the Amazon Ariau Towers, giant walkways give visitors a unique view of the rainforest and wildlife. Further up the Amazon at Mamiraua - - here a sol[a]r-powered floating lodge is designed to minimise the impact of visitors on the environment" - - From cover."
- "The Amazon is the largest river in the world and runs through the world's largest rain forest. It's crucial for the balance of the climate and the survival of hundreds and thousands of wildlife types. Now the Brazilian government is encouraging tourism here. The film looks at two attractions in the Amazon, the kind of experience they offer and their effect on their locality."@en
- "The Amazon is the largest river in the world and runs through the world's largest rain forest. It's crucial for the balance of the climate andthe survival of hundreds and thousands of wildlife types. Now the Brazilian government is encouraging tourism here. The film looks at two attractions in the Amazon, the kind of experience they offer and their effect on their locality."