Caribbean compromise: nature must make itself useful in Sian Ka'an

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Amigos de Sian Ka'an won the 'Conde Nast Traveler's second annual Ecotourism Award. The group implemented sustainable land management, making commercial tourism viable without adversely affecting the environment of Sian Ka'an. However, most of the island's waterfront is privately owned by Mexicans.

Achievements and awards, Ecotourism, Caribbean Islands, Conde Nast Traveler (Periodical)

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Antarctica's popularity problem

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The Antarctic is being overwhelmed by too many cruise hips, airplanes and tourists. Many believe that the ever-expanding levels of tourism will cause environmental damage in the area. No international regulations exist on the types of ships visiting Antarctica.

Antarctic regions, Cruise ships

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The perils of success

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Montana is expected to become a very popular travel destination. However, the growth of tourism is also causing traffic congestion, pollution, loss of wildlife and stress on residents who are more accustomed to a quiet, rustic way of life.

Montana, Travelers

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