Coral reefs are major tourist attractions because they provide the basis for water-based recreation, such as diving, snorkeling, fishing, and glass bottom-boat touring.

They include various ecosystems, namely beech forests, mangrove forests, estuaries bays, coral reefs, seagrass beds, and open and deep seas.

These are places set aside for native biota to survive and flourish amidst human growth and encroachment.

“Areas of land and/or sea especially dedicated to the maintenance of biological diversity, and of natural and associated cultural resources, and managed through legal or other effective means".

Protected areas may only be owned or administered by governments.

Which government agency administers the management of protected areas in the Philippines?

Identify whether the activities listed below belong to consumptive or non-consumptive use of wildlife for recreation.

In this setting of wildlife tourism, risks to the safety of tourists are high.

In this setting of wildlife tourism, animal welfare/rights issues are high.

In this setting of wildlife tourism, the types of tourists are usually small and special interest groups may require specialist service and may be willing to pay more for the experience. 

In this setting of wildlife tourism, the types of tourists are usually mass tourists and general interest groups.

In this setting of wildlife tourism, the types of tourists are usually small and special interest groups may require specialist service and may be willing to pay more for a more wildlife encounter

This refers to the type of wildlife tourism that uses wildlife for recreation involves the capture or killing of animals.

This refers to the type of wildlife tourism in which recreational activities are undertaken with no deliberate intent to kill or interfere with wildlife.

A direct impact on wildlife that results in disruption to courtship, nesting, nursing, brooding, and reduced reproductive rate.

A direct impact on wildlife that results in dependence on give-aways, over-eating, or malnutrition.

Unhealthy wild animals that congregate at feeding or watering sites can spread infectious diseases only to other animals and not humans.

This is a kind of ecotourism involves a range of activities, such as bird-watching, whale watching, snorkeling, general wildlife viewing, game hunting, recreational fishing, and visiting zoos and aquaria.

In this setting of wildlife tourism, animal movement is restricted

Mangrove forests do not necessarily attract all tourists because of their swampy appearance and the presence of noxious insects.

This refers to a form of wildlife tourism, that involves interacting with and viewing wild animals in captivity.

Zoos that imitate the natural habitats of wildlife may be considered ecotourism destinations.

The majority of zoo visitors are school children and families with young children.

The process of protecting an endangered species, variety, or breed of plants or animal outside its natural habitat

This conservation process includes the maintenance of species in their natural environment through wildlife protection as well as habitat management and restoration.

A role of zoos that includes animal shows with a conservation message

A role of zoos that includes visitor-guided tour, text panels, interactive immersion

All animals kept in captivity for research, entertainment, and recreation are protected from maltreatment under the Philippine Animal Welfare Act of 1998 or ___________.

Include urban parks, greenbelts, greenways, and plaza green parks.

All urban green spaces function as a recreational space

Identify whether the listed activities are active or passive recreation

UGPs are rightly referred to as the _______ of a city because of their ability to generate both physical and psychological health and well-being not only for those who use them but also for the entire urban population. (2 words with space in between)

A psycho-social outcome of visiting UGPs that refers to understanding and learning about nature.

A psycho-social outcome of visiting UGPs that refers to moments of peace and calm.

A psycho-social outcome of visiting UGPs that refers to being alone and private without feeling threatened.

It is a form of tourism that has a strong focus on the social aspect of sustainable development

Communities are homogenous.

It is defined broadly as "any group or individual who can affect or is affected by the achievement of the organization's objectives"

Employment categories in ecotourism: contractual jobs (pakyaw system)

Employment categories in ecotourism: Employed in family-owned or privately owned business.

May refer to the whole way of life, customs, and habits of certain groups of people who have distinct sets of social, artistic, or intellectual activities and expressions performed both in the past and the present.

What type of cultural tourism includes temples, churches, cathedrals & pilgrimage sites?

What type of cultural tourism includes tribal villages, farms, aboriginal arts, and culture, native people

Type of cultural tourists who are looking for a deep cultural experience

Type of cultural tourists who unintentionally felt deep cultural experience.

Cultural heritage is traditionally referred to as the sum total of traditions, beliefs, value systems, and assets passed on to the present generation by their ancestors, and by the present generation to their descendants.

It is also referred to as 'ethnic tourism'

Culture is dynamic; it evolves into diverse forms across time and space

A negative economic impact of tourism that refers to destinations that rely heavily or exclusively on tourism income is economically at risk due to the inherent seasonality and vulnerability of the tourism industry

This occurs when the income generated from tourist expenditure does not remain locally.

A negative socio-cultural impact of tourism refers to cultural attractions that are overly commercialized and traded as commodities that can contribute to the loss of cultural integrity and credibility.

A negative socio-cultural impact of tourism refers to vandalism, littering, pilferage, and removal of cultural heritage items.

A negative socio-cultural impact of tourism refers to staged or contrived cultural performances and expressions that do not represent honers and genuine aspects of local lifestyle, traditions, and culture.

Refers to a negative economic impact of tourism that is a well-known consequence of mass tourism.

An economic benefit of tourism where domestic and international investors may be encouraged to finance tourist development.

Types of heritage sites that includes temples, churches, cathedrals, mosques, shrines

Types of heritage sites that includes national parks, caves, forests, islands, coastlines, protected landscapes/seascapes

Types of heritage sites that includes museums, festival, crafts, arts, performances

This refers to the circulation of tourism revenue.

The connection between culture and nature is universal and ancient.