Sentence examples for visitors impact from inspiring English sources

It had taken 75 minutes for the visitors to produce their first effort on target, a fact that was not misleading in terms of indicating the visitors' impact in forward areas.

The World Monuments Fund and Cambodian authorities are examining ways to address visitor impact, particularly on Phnom Bakheng (famed for its sunset watching) and create a 'conservation management plan'.

Areas being addressed include the creation of a dedicated snorkeling zone in Cozumel to limit visitor impact to one section of the reef, and ensuring that park management fees are collected and put toward protection and management of marine areas.

Concerned for how the trail might fare under the harsh glare of Hollywood, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy (ATC) has launched a campaign called #ProtectYourTrail, with the aim of educating new hikers on the "Leave No Trace" principle: a set of guidelines designed to minimise visitor impact on natural places.

Specifically related to the visitor impacts of natural resources in parks are the use and condition of multiple-use trails.

This underscores the need to give more attention to sustainable management of land and water, perhaps through improving infrastructure in national parks and associated tourism operations and developing strategies to decrease visitor impacts.

The principle of getting current travellers to foot the bill for luring future holidaymakers seems intrinsically wrong: while you can understand a nation wanting to encourage future visitors, the impact of the Moroccan decision is to make the nation less attractive to people who have committed to a holiday there.

"Some of the businesses are worried about whether it will impact visitors," Eric Brackins, assistant city manager for Pigeon Forge.

By educating visitors about their impact, Lowe argues, tourism can "become a positive force in the preservation of the past".

Its director, Willie Labuschagne, talks of a breeding programme, and of educating visitors about the impact of hunting wild apes for bush-meat.

In a study that will be released next week, "The Bottom Line: Protecting the Value of America's Public Lands," Business for Wilderness, a program of the Outdoor Industry Association, quantifies the economic impact visitors have on a wide range of communities near recreation areas.