FINDING: Raising awareness of environmental issues may be a low cost initiative that offers large benefits. After holding series of interviews in Mtskheta, it was clear that the level of environmental awareness and education among locals seems to be insufficient for the sustainable development of the area, considering in mind the potential for growing tourist flows and infrastructure development. The existing problems, such as absence of sewerage system, dumping garbage in the river, irresponsible use of environmentally unfriendly materials and fuel types, uncontrolled camping are worsened by the lack of awareness and initiative among local stakeholders. It goes without doubt, that the strong governmental top-down initiative is required, however, …show more content…
Despite the fact that rivers remain the essential part of Mtskheta’s history and culture, being an outstanding part of the local landscape, the role of the river is mostly ignored and not treated with the required respect. This situation can be changed by creating an event, where the river can become a focal point of visitor’s attention - the River Festival. Practices on creating environmentally aware festivals are quite common - among those are Blue-Green Community & Environmental Awareness Festival in Pike Haven Resort and The Hudson River Clearwater Festival at Croton Point Park, USA . Moreover, the festival itself can be a good platform to communicate with all the local stakeholders involved and provide information on environmental awareness issues, hold workshops and introduce new services and opportunities. During the festival the potential tourism services and activities can also be introduced, among them are performances of the local boating and kayaking teams, which are currently represented only to a small group of local dwellers and are mostly unknown to tourists. Such activities as camping, cooking, show of the local cuisine, wine, dances and other cultural traditions can also bring visitors’ attention to the
They have to make sure that the price their charging for their festival is a reasonable price for the customers willing to come and have to make sure the location of the festival is in a safe area for customers travelling to the festival. Lastly, because the event is in outdoor event the parklife organisers should have all the equipped requirements to deal with any problems with the weather indoor. Facilities should be available to customers at the festival to keep them dry for customers coming to the parklife festival they will feel like they have paid a reasonable price to go to the parklife festival if services like this are possible during unpredictable
In the chapter the “Rainy River” of the novel The Things They Carried by Tim O’Brien, O’Brien conveys a deep moral conflict between fleeing the war to go to Canada versus staying and fighting in a war that he does not support. O’Brien is an educated man, a full time law student at Harvard and a liberal person who sees war as a pointless activity for dimwitted, war hungry men. His status makes him naive to the fact that he will be drafted into the war and thus when he receives his draft notice, he is shocked. Furthermore, his anti-war sentiments are thoroughly projected, and he unravels into a moral dilemma between finding freedom in Canada or standing his ground and fighting. An image of a rainy river marking the border between Minnesota and Canada is representative of this chapter because it reflects O’Brien’s moral division between finding freedom in Canada or standing his ground and fighting in the Vietnam war.
To some this story might seem like a tragedy, but to Christians this is a beautiful story. Although young Harry dies at the end, he is accepted into the kingdom of God, which is far superior to anything on Earth. A non-religious family raises him and the first taste of Christianity he gets makes him want to pursue God. In Flannery O’Conner’s short story, The River, the allure of Gods grace and the repelling of sinful ways are shown heavily through Harry.
To begin to appreciate some of the problems, the initial mandate of the waterway and how it has been traditionally facilitated must be examined. From the beginning, the basics of the system were clear...
At my school, I am an active member of a program called S.E.E.D., which stands for Students Ending Environmental Destruction. As a group, spread awareness about recycling, water conservation and remediation, climate change, and other environmental problems the world faces today. We make sure that every classroom has a recycling bin and informative posters above them. We have hosted movie nights where we provide healthy, GMO-free refreshments and show an educational film that relates to a current issues to spread awareness. We have also convinced our school to install stations that are specifically meant to refill water bottles as it encourages students to stop buying plastic bottles and wasting plastic. Taking care of the environment and educating our youth, the congressmen, women, and voters of tomorrow who will be the deciding factors of the earth’s health, and consequently the people’s health, is crucial to me.
“Don’t waste that water! Kids in Africa don’t even have water to drink!” Almost every American has heard this saying before. We have heard this because there are water shortages in third world countries like Africa, as seen in the movie “Blue Gold”. But why have we developed this notion that there are only water shortages in third world countries? When in reality, there is a shortage of water right here in our home country. The Colorado River’s water is high in demand as it serves millions of people, powers industries, and is home to all different kinds of wildlife. The Colorado River will not be able to keep up with the increasing demand of water and soon enough the river will go dry. Organizations like the Colorado River Water Users Association are trying to change the way that the water is used and adjust how it is managed. The Colorado River is drying up and the western states are running out of water, however, public policy is trying to regulate and preserve the Colorado River to make it more sustainable in the future.
...dly will the importance and dependence remain? Based on the tribe’s resilience in fighting any opposition and retaining traditional values, the importance of the river will not decline. Even as society has shifted from traditional tribal life to the modern world, there has been minimal cultural decline except in cultural language retention. Although there is no longer physical dependence on the river to feed an entire tribe, there is still emotional dependence. As long as elders continue to pass down stories with important values children will continue to protect their land. Other than environmental groups, the Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe is responsible for the major push to preserve the Olympic National Park’s most significant river. The strong ideology and political push of the Klallam tribe was responsible for the biggest dam removal to date in the United States.
The aim of this essay is to carefully examine the existing resources of tourism within the destination their potential and weakness, SWOT and PEST analysis, statistics of tourist visiting and comparing those numbers and their demographic factors so on. Moreover the objectives of this essay is to discuss and me...
Clarence, E, Huxley, J, Easton, H, Mountford, D & Patrick, S 2010, ‘Local Development Benefits from Staging Global Events’, Achieving the local development legancy from 2012, pp. 12.
In conclusion, the impact of the mentioned problems can be reduced by raising wariness and educating people. Ordinary people are one of the elements in the solution of these people as they can as they can affect the success of any solution. In addition, encouraging the public to help each other in tacking these problems would lead to a fraternal and cooperative society. There is a national concern toward these problems. Therefore, tackling the roots of these issues should be on the government’s priorities.
It is the right time when the temperature drops down. For campfire night is the right time to celebrate with your friends and your loved ones. There are many newly developed adventurers are offer a forest camping and beach camping ideas. Without campfire the adventure camps will not be completed rightly. Popular destinations for camping by the river and the destination surrounded by the hills are the perfect location for campfire night with your friends. For an adventurer campfire night, you want to drive up to nearest hills and tag your friend’s then stay overnight around the fire. Apart from that, the weekend gateway also offers a chance to plunge in many outdoor activities and campfire night by the lake. You can also enjoy the campfire adventurers with best pals and folk dances. High hills and its scenic views define a perfect adventurer for a campfire night with your loved ones. A pleasing sea side location is also one of the best destinations for making campfire nights. For all the heritage lovers a campfire night in a peaceful destination would be a fascinating experience. Some kind of special destinations offers an extensive view of the valley and also a great location for campfire.
Although more people are aware of the impacts we have on our environment, there are still people that choose to ignore scientific evidence, or do not fully understand the consequences. Further education and research are critical components in an effort to become more sustainable. Fortunately, younger generations are learning about the need to address environmental issues so that changes can be made to ensure our way of life is sustainable.
Nowadays in the rea of globalization, according to the World Tourism Organization, “seven hundred million people travelled abroad in 2003”, and the number is estimated to increase to 1.6 billion by 2020. (International Labour Organization, 2005). Tourism is spreading in unusual places. A lot of people want to be in the midst of adventure. It is a vital source of revenues for the GDP of many countries. I partially agree that tourism hugely benefits the local community. This essay will discuss some of the economic, social and environment effect of tourism on the host community.
Efficient waste managing approaches help with reducing and avoiding unpleasant impact on the environment and human health, while allowing financial development and progress in the quality of people’s life. People do not even imagine what is the size and capacity of their activities and the impact they produce on the environment. Garbage is an important ecological problem. It is seems amazing that approximately all of the citizens of the world identify rubbish as a major environmental problem and yet these people still litter. According to the Environmental Protection Agency (2008), an American produces 250 million tons of garbage per year (para.2). There are different circumstances that are based on the society, environmental conditions, occupation and size of each of the different family. As Richmond (2010) stated, if no administration organizations has the responsibility or resources to concentrate their efforts on the waste disposal, then the responsibility to do that is on ...
The uncontrolled tourism increase is threatening many natural areas around the world.with the uncontrollable levels of tourism this can put great deal of pressure on an area, andthis could end up leading to negative environmental impacts on the air and the water quality, thevegetation,the soil.the wild life and the possible job opportunities.