🐘 If it’s the ONE THING you do today, make a pledge to NEVER ride an elephant or buy ivory again. Please. 🙏🏻
Speaking at the Counter Wildlife Trafficking Partnership Forum this morning on what one person can really do in terms of inspiring change, maximizing reach, mobilizing support, and sustaining movements in order to tackle wildlife trafficking and preserve our environment.
Extremely honoured to share the panel with Venerable Maha Sompong Talaputto, Buddhist Dharma Teacher, Justice Michael Wilson from the Hawaii Supreme Court, Le Thi Thu Thuy from the Vietnam chamber of commerce and industry, and John Roberts, Conservation Director of Minor Hotel Group.
✨ Main takeaways ✨
- influencers, celebrities and content creators have power to influence and inspire change through their platforms and personal choices by making responsible choices and leading by example.
- religious leaders can be powerful influencers to dispel myths that wild animal parts have magical or spiritual powers.
- businesses and tourism sector can do more to promote sustainable activities and environmentally friendly holidays for the public in order to raise awareness and promote conservation efforts.
- the rule of law is still a powerful vehicular for change and should be used more effectively in order to bring about climate justice and action.
- real and decisive action needs a collaborative effort from all sectors, private, public and government.
*Don’t limit yourself to a label or put yourself in a box before you take action. Everyone has the power to make a difference.
USAID - US Agency for International Development ASEAN WWF United Nations Development Programme - UNDP
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responsible tourism example 在 Baki Zainal Facebook 的最佳解答
Walking up Borobudur in the dark while you listen to some of the tourist whispering as they wait for Sunrise was just magical. But then comes the local tourist and guides who breaks the silence. Im kinda ok with that but
1. You advertise to not climb or sit on the stupas as to respect and restore this beautiful moment. But thats the first place you and your tour group sits on and place their tri-pots on. Haihhhh... lead by example. If you want people to respect your culture, religion and homeland then you do it first.. then foreign tourist will be able to understand and follow.
Its called responsible tourism..
Its also a way for you to stretch your income. As the value of this place elevates the more you attract people to come as people will be curios and willing to pay and to find out why is this place so special
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