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ECOTOURISM IN THE RAINFOREST OF CAMBODIA
The Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia is Southeast Asia's largest remaining rainforest. In the mountains, there is a variety of ecosystems such as jungles, waterfalls and swamps. Various rare, endangered animals and plants live in these ecosystems. The mountains are also home to many local tribes.
In the past, tourism, deforestation and hunting threatened the natural forests and the animals in them. This is now changing with the help of an organisation called WildLife Alliance. The organisation has turned a local village, called Chi Phat, into a tourism community that protects the ecosystems and their animals. Through this new ecotourism, local people can now support themselves without harming the environment. Instead, they have become nature educators that teach tourists about their land. Some villagers work as nature guides while others provide sustainable accommodation and operate restaurants and various activities. Other locals work as rangers to protect the wildlife and limit where tourists can go.
Tourists can enjoy jungle hiking, mountain biking, traditional boat trips and camping while learning about nature and the local tribes who live in the rainforest. Ecotourism has helped develop the town of Chi Phát, which now has a school, a health clinic, clean water sources and a recycling programme.
With the success of the ecotourism project, the Cambodian government and project organisers hope morelocal people will get involved and develop ecotourism to more areas in the rainforest. In the end, ecotourism has three goals: to protect the environment, to help the local people, and to create awareness of the Cardamom Mountains as a place worth saving.