What are the effects of visitor activities on geological heritage landscapes?

The impact of visitor activities on the geological heritage landscape may manifest itself in the following ways:

1.Destructive impacts: Tourists' excursions may cause damage to the geological heritage landscape, such as picking up stones, climbing rocks, trampling vegetation, etc., which may have irreversible effects on geological heritage and ecological environments.

2.Polluting impacts: Tourists' activities may also bring environmental pollution, such as the production of garbage and the emission of greenhouse gases such as carbon dioxide, which not only destroys the original environment of the geological heritage, but also may cause irreversible damage to the heritage landscape.

3.Capacity overload: Due to the uniqueness and limited nature of the geological heritage landscape, its capacity to withstand visitors is limited. When the number of visitors exceeds the carrying capacity of the site, it can lead to the destruction of the site and the deterioration of the environment.

4.Promote conservation and promotion: These impacts can be effectively reduced through sound tourism planning and visitor management.

For example, the damage to geological relics can be reduced by setting up reasonable tour routes and strengthening tourist education; At the same time, through reasonable tourism development, the visibility of geological heritage landscapes can be increased and their conservation value can be improved.

Therefore, when managing and protecting geological heritage landscapes, the impact of tourist activities should be fully considered, and reasonable conservation measures and management strategies should be formulated to ensure the sustainable development of geological heritage landscapes.

The earth is the home of human survival, and the environmental changes of the earth are closely related to our survival. From slash-and-burn farming in ancient times, to self-cultivation in modern times, and then to modern mechanized agriculture, the passive situation in which human beings rely heavily on natural conditions has gradually changed. However, it cannot be ignored that irrational agricultural production activities are seriously affecting the ecological stability of the earth and the stability of geological processes.

Especially in economically underdeveloped countries and regions, the problems of water resource depletion, water pollution, soil pollution, soil erosion, land desertification, land salinization, land non-agricultural use, and agricultural geological disasters have become imminent.

It is mainly reflected in the following aspects: First, the impact of geology and landform on the tourism environment: natural environment is a broad concept, and geology and landform belong to one of its categories.

As mentioned above, there are many types and types of geological landforms, and as a result, the natural environment can also be affected by different geological landforms under certain conditions. The affected natural environment can be exploited and utilized, and a new tourism environment can be formed. For example, the waterfront environment provides a broad space for the development of coastal and riverside tourism.

Therefore, in the garden planning and design, the relevant factors should be comprehensively considered, so as to adapt measures to local conditions, so that the planning and design are coordinated with the environment and its influencing factors. As for the tourism landscape planning, we should take sustainable development as the guide and make full use of the original geomorphological features.

1. Scenic spots and other areas have actually carried out tourism activities and even radiated to the surrounding areas, which has become a potential threat in terms of the scale and comprehensive output value of Lulao eco-tourism far exceeding that of nature reserves. 2. Some long-standing ethnic cultural relics have been destroyed in Bikuan, which has brought great pressure to the environment of the scenic spot. 3. There is a trend of blind construction in the cultural tourism industrial park, and the phenomenon of land enclosure is serious, resulting in a great waste of land resources.

4. Some cultural tourism enterprises do not have a strong sense of environmental protection, blindly pursuing economic benefits and ignoring the environment. 5. Some local residents pollute the environment while doing business.

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As a witness of history and a carrier of history, heritage records rich and irreplaceable historical and cultural information, and is a confirmation of the development of human society. Since the establishment of the New Zealand-China Joke Talk Country, China has gradually formed a relatively complete heritage protection system.

Great achievements have also been made in conservation, protecting a large number of heritage sites and laying a solid foundation for the great development of tourism. In addition, since 1978, after more than 20 years, especially in the 90s of the 20th century, tourism has become an important part of China's social, economic and cultural life, and the development prospects are extremely broad.

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World Heritage is an important heritage with cultural, historical and natural value, and is the common wealth of mankind. The protection of the tourism resources of the World Heritage Lines has the following practical and historical significance:

1. Promote the protection of cultural, historical and natural heritage: Through tourism, attention and awareness of world heritage can be increased, attention and investment in its protection can be promoted, and the number of vandals and destroyers can be reduced.

2. Promote the development of tourism: World heritage has important tourism value, attracting a large number of tourists and funds, promoting the development of tourism, increasing employment opportunities and economic income.

3. Inheritance of culture and history: World Heritage sites have unique historical and cultural values, and tourists can understand the stories and meanings behind them through tourism, so as to inherit and promote these cultural and historical heritages.

4. Enhance cross-cultural exchanges: World Heritage sites attract tourists from all over the world, and tourists can learn about and respect different cultures and traditions through tourism experience and exchange.

5. Maintain the image of the country: World heritage is one of the important symbols of the country, and through protection and development, the image and reputation of the country can be enhanced.

In short, the protection of the tourism resources of the World Heritage Lines has important practical and historical significance, and tourists should also respect and protect these heritage sites in the process of tourism.