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Input: One-way ANOVA, F was conducted to assess the difference of the ecotourism activities awareness level that could threaten coral reefs and the importance of coral reef conservation between all three stakeholders, as shown in table 4 below. coral reef health, Belize must pay close attention to tourism impacts in the future. Failure to do this could result in a destructive feedback loop that would contribute to the deg-radation of the reef and, ultimately, Belize's diminished competitiveness in the ecotourism market. Keywords Tourism Belize Conservation awareness Coral bleaching, if it continues, will threaten coral reefs around the world whenever the weather conditions are unusually hot, and will affect not only reefs that are under stress by human usage but also the most remote and pristine reefs so far untouched by human hands. This is a recipe for disaster for any and all reefs. Growth for a reef occurs slowly. Typically reefs can generate approx one inch of growth per year. Any interruption to this slow growth only weakens the coral and severely limits it's ability to cope with environmental change.. For example, anchor damage on a reef in the Virgin Islands resulted in a decrease in live coral cover, compared to coral cover on adjacent undamaged reefs which remained ten years after the damage occurred. ref Anchoring also damages reef-associated habitats such as seagrasses, which provide important nursery and juvenile habitats for many coral reef species. Coral Reefs and the Unintended Impact of Tourism The choices we make as tourists can affect the health of Costa Rica's renowned coral reefs. By Guest Blogger | April 18, 2016 tourism can have negative impacts on coral reefs including pollution, direct contact of tourists, anchor damage, and sedimentation from coastal erosion and over-development. However, tourism can also create positive shifts toward conservation of coral reefs. Before tourists arrived in Bel- Coral Reefs: Ecosystems of Environmental and Human Value. 1 Protect shores from the impact of waves and from storms; 2 Provide benefits to humans in the form of food and medicine; 3 Provide economic benefits to local communities from tourism. Shark Ecotourism and the Effects on Coral Reef Ecosystems Research Question: Does shark based ecotourism have impacts, either good or bad, on the health and sustainability of nearby coastal ecosystems? To measure the effects of food provisioning on the ecosystem I will take five water samples at each site, The Coral Reef Alliance, based in San Francisco, lists several things people can do to help protect coral reefs: choosing sustainably-harvested seafood and not buying coral jewellery are a few. But using biodegradable sunscreen isn't one of them. Time and again we hear arguments in favor of ecotourism, only to then discover cases where human visitation to wilderness sites has negative impacts, both on individual species and entire ecosystems.
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ecotourism effects on coral reef