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AOHT PHT Lesson 4

Environmental Impact

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Describes goods and services that inflict minimal or no harm on the earth, its resources, and the environment. eco-friendly
A specific area in which all plants, animals, and microorganisms function together and even depend on each other for survival. ecosystem
Travel that is nature based; concentrates on protection of the earth, its resources, and minimizing damage from tourism. ecotourism
A person who evaluates impacts to the environment and proposes solutions. environmental consultant
A measure of how much impact one person has on the environment. environmental footprint
The stress or damage on land, water, air, and natural features. environmental impact
A report on the status and health of the environment and what potential impacts could result from new developments. environmental impact assessment
Practice of minimizing or eliminating destructive impacts on the earth and its resources. environmental sustainability
Rock carvings made by American Indians and other native peoples around the world centuries ago. petroglyph
A destination life cycle-related theory used to explain the stages of a tourist destination, from its beginning to its decline. self-destruct theory of tourism
Living in a way that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. sustainability
Theory developed by Richard Butler to explain the stages of a tourist destination’s health and profitability. Tourism Area Life Cycle
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