<span>Ecotourism is defined as tourism of exotic, endangered environments usually to support conservation efforts and research developments. Often, the ecosystems of these places have little to no interaction with human society, providing scientists with valuable biological information and tourists with breathtaking experiences. However, some critics consider ecotourism to be unethical and more detrimental than regular tourism.
Some pros are </span>Ecotourism provides the opportunity for not only environmentalists, but also tourists to learn more about the ecosystems, biology, and geology of a specific location. In some cases, ecotourism provides sustainable economic growth for countries.<span> In some instances, ecotourism offers sustainable economic growth for countries.
</span>Some cons are As a repercussion to relocating native groups, cultures and traditional practices become threatened. Sometimes local groups of people are displaced from their homes to make way for hotels, ecotourism expansions, and natural resource excavations. Although ecotourism is specifically designed to counter environmental degradation, it can sometimes be its cause. Ecotourism takes tourists explicitly to ecosystems relatively untouched by humans. <span>
</span>I agree that ecotourism inspires more people to vacation in places they otherwise would not, because the work being done in ecotourism will make people more aware of their effects on the environment and their surroundings.
The effect humans have on the environment has shown greatly, over the past decades. People are realizing these effects more today, and taking responsibility for it by taking part in ecotourism. Ecotourism gives people the opportunity to experience the beauty that surrounds us in some of the world's most preserved places. In doing so, the goal is to place the least amount of impact on theses areas, unlike commercial tourism.
