BAPA Blog

A common forum of citizens and organizations concerned with the environment of Bangladesh and Eco Tourism across the globe

   Feb 15

Promotion Of Ecotourism

Develop technology and light pollution is considered one of the reasons why fireflies disappearing into the swamps, fields and forests around the world. To investigate this accident, the team leader Chung Hwa School East in Kampung Kuala Belait Mentire to study the causes of the disappearance of their princess Rashida Awards for young people to [...]

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   Feb 08

Workshop On The Environment Of The CMS To Educate Teachers About Global Warming

To raise awareness of environmental issues, CMS Vatavaran, an organization based in New Delhi nonprofit, organized a one day workshop for teachers of environmental science and teachers of the city on Friday. The day of the workshop presentations, various activities for teachers and exchange of experiences. Rosa de Lima, senior consultant for CMS and a [...]

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   Nov 24

Tourism can Attain New Heights in Oyama

Tourism can reach new heights in Oyama. Lake Country Board approved a temporary use of facilities for entertainment of a zip on 75 acres of private land Oyama Lake Road. “They have three years to try and then they may have to be rezoned, “said Mayor James Baker. The operation may consist of four to [...]

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   Nov 17

Can Space Tourism Cause Global Climate Change?

If space tourism ever becomes big business, many wealthy donors hope can be a danger to society is not limited to those who book a trip to the edge of space. A strong sector manned suborbital could soot into the stratosphere enough to cause global climate change, according to a new study. Although the study [...]

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   Oct 27

Disneyland First Ecotourism Stars

Internationally renowned naturalist, Professor David Bellamy, said Disneyland as an excellent example of ecotourism in the 18th Global Conference on Asia-Pacific Eco Tourism Queensland. The self-described wandering botanist Pommy told delegates at the conference in Noosa Disney’s Monday led the way back in the 50s, “when the `blessing’ of international travel packages appeared on the [...]

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   Oct 20

Park Strive for Awards

A caravan and tourist park which accommodates more than 150,000 a year has been named a finalist at the prestigious NSW Tourism Awards. Lane Cove River Tourist Park in Plessey Rd, Macquarie Park, was designated in three categories: ecotourism; tourism and caravan parks; and Qantas award for brilliance in sustainable tourism. The park, which is [...]

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   Oct 13

Ecotourism is the most Important Use of Rainforest

Everyone depend on farm as well as forest. Ecotourism is more profitable than other ventures like cattle ranching, timber logging and farming; researchers have shown for the first time for a region of Peru. The findings are likely to give local people the financial incentive to keep neighboring virgin rainforest pristine, helping to lock away [...]

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   Sep 06

Bringing Ecotourism to Maine Classrooms

I don’t know about you, but every once in a while, I find myself imagining what I might do or be if I could reinvent myself — or if my friends could, or my neighbor, or my sister. What interesting, totally different opportunities exist out there that might capture the imagination? Well, I think I’ve [...]

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   May 01

Langalbandh to be developed as tourist spot

Langalbandh, a holy place in Narayanganj for the country’s Hindu community, will be developed as a tourist spot. The decision came from an inter-ministerial meeting with Religious Affairs Adviser Maj Gen (Retd.) Dr ASM Matiur Rahman in the chair. The Deputy Commissioner of the district has been asked to submit a project plan on land [...]

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   Apr 23

Hakaluki Haor lake

Hakaluki Haor located in greater Sylhet, the haor offers a very different type of ecosystem as well as a new set of management issues. The haor basin is an extensive alluvial plain supporting a variety of wetland habitats. It contains about 47 major haors and more than 6,000 beels, or freshwater lakes, nearly half of [...]

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