Sentence examples for a conservation fee from inspiring English sources

Visitors pay a conservation fee of $20+258082252 082252, gorongosa.org).

As the beach is part of Table Mountain national park, a conservation fee of 30 rand for adults and 15 rand for children (around £1.70/85p) is payable upon entry.

All guests pay a conservation fee to the LWC when they stay at one of the partner properties, which means that just by going on safari at LWC you are directly contributing to the conservation of the wildlife you came to see.

Community members, as partners and part-owners, benefit as 1) members of the local community are hired as employees at the lodge, 2) a percentage of the revenue generated (from bed night fees) by the lodge goes to the community, and 3) a conservation fee that tourists pay for accessing the community land goes to the community.

A $100-a-day conservation fee, paid by guests, helps compensate herders for livestock lost to predators and pays the salaries of local wildlife rangers who enforce anti-poaching regulations.

A plan being mooted to save the orangutan, an endangered ape that shares territory with tigers, is to charge tourists a hefty "conservation fee" to see them.

Supervisor Sheila Kuehl said the county has set aside a substantial amount of money to build affordable housing and disputed the business groups' assertion that a water conservation fee would slow down building.

Entrance for foreign adult visitors, called the standard conservation fee, is £18 a day (child £9).

Self-catering chalets for two £72 including daily national park conservation fee, +27 12 428 9111, sanparks.org Stilbaai is only 17 miles south of the main N2 highway from Cape Town to Plettenberg Bay, but is small and remote enough to feel well off the beaten track.

However, the experiences of benefit sharing through devolution of 20% of the conservation fees appear to be a good starting point to involve communities in forest management.

The collection of conservation fees from tourists, about $15 a stay, is vital to sustaining park management.