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    Lumba-Lumba Island is a small tropical island that has recently seen an increase in tourism. It features a marine harbor habitat for wildlife and the Gubat National Park rainforest. The island aims to balance tourism with sustainability and has limits of 350 tourists per month. Exceeding these limits could cause pollution and damage natural resources. The island educates tourists on conservation practices to protect the environment while allowing visitors to enjoy attractions like beaches and hiking. Strict rules are in place to ensure the island's resources and ecosystem are preserved.

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    Lumba-Lumba Island is a small tropical island that has recently seen an increase in tourism. It features a marine harbor habitat for wildlife and the Gubat National Park rainforest. The island aims to balance tourism with sustainability and has limits of 350 tourists per month. Exceeding these limits could cause pollution and damage natural resources. The island educates tourists on conservation practices to protect the environment while allowing visitors to enjoy attractions like beaches and hiking. Strict rules are in place to ensure the island's resources and ecosystem are preserved.

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    Lumba-Lumba Island is a small tropical island that has recently seen an increase in tourism. It features a marine harbor habitat for wildlife and the Gubat National Park rainforest. The island aims to balance tourism with sustainability and has limits of 350 tourists per month. Exceeding these limits could cause pollution and damage natural resources. The island educates tourists on conservation practices to protect the environment while allowing visitors to enjoy attractions like beaches and hiking. Strict rules are in place to ensure the island's resources and ecosystem are preserved.

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    Lumba-Lumba Island is a small tropical island that has recently seen an increase in tourism. It features a marine harbor habitat for wildlife and the Gubat National Park rainforest. The island aims to balance tourism with sustainability and has limits of 350 tourists per month. Exceeding these limits could cause pollution and damage natural resources. The island educates tourists on conservation practices to protect the environment while allowing visitors to enjoy attractions like beaches and hiking. Strict rules are in place to ensure the island's resources and ecosystem are preserved.

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    Name: Airra Novelle P.

    Sanchez Section: BSTM 2-1BP

    NEW ISLAND DISCOVERY

    Recreation Opportunity Spectrum (ROS)

    Based on my perspective, In terms of the area of Lumba-Lumba Island, Lumba-Lumba


    Island created a marine ecologically friendly harbor that serves as a habitat for marine life, as
    well as a rainforest with a diverse flora and fauna named Gubat and designated as a national
    park. Gubat National Park has been transformed into a conservation tool, providing fresh air,
    food and vegetation sources, species, habitat, and a moderate infrastructure in exchange. The
    island has strict rules and regulations about the island’s safety and sustainability for both the
    tourists and the locals or residents of the area.

    Limits of Acceptable Change


    Lumba-Lumba Island can accommodate approximately 350 tourists per month, but in the
    last three (3) years, tourist arrivals have increased to approximately 200–500 tourists per month.
    If the island’s tourism administrator accepts a lot of tourists, it will cause a lot of problems like
    contamination and pollution.

    Visitor Impact Management (VIM)


    In my own perspective, Lumba-Lumba Island is a beautiful place that attracts tourists
    from all over the world. The island has a lot of attractions, including dolphins and other marine
    ecosystems such as coral reefs, species of fish, crustaceans, and plankton. But the island can
    accommodate only 350 tourists per month. But accommodating tourists who are higher than
    their limits can have positive and negative impacts on their island, including the following:

    Positive Impact:
     The island will be popular and well visited.
     They will make a profit.
     The profit that they collect will be used to build or repair new attractions or landscapes.
    Negative Impact:
     Air pollution
     Overcrowded
     Water contamination
     Natural resources will be damaged.

    Tourism Optimization Management Model


    The king of Lumba-Lumba Island has a main focus, and that is the sustainability of the
    island. Also, if the islanders use an excessive amount of their natural resources, they must plant
    trees every year, and they must also know how to dispose of waste properly. Now that the
    island has a lot of tourists, the king also makes rules for them to follow. The islanders should
    talk to the tourists about the dos and don'ts of the island before continuing to explore it.
    Visitor Activity Management Process

    Lumba-Lumba Island is a tropical rainforest with a wide variety of flora and fauna. The
    rainforest is established as a national park called Gubat. Gubat National Gubat serves as a
    shelter that provides fresh air, a source of food and plants, and importantly, habitat for species.
    If they want to conserve and protect their natural resources and species. They must follow the
    rules in order to maintain and preserve the aforementioned resources.
    Visitor Experience and Resource Protection (VERP)

    In my opinion, Lumba-Lumba Island is a small island that has a lot of tourist attractions
    but also suffers from pollution and contamination caused by visitors. Tourists should be
    educated about the island's sustainability practices. Tourists are heading to the island to enjoy
    its white-sand beaches and rainforest hikes. Several conservation groups, on the other hand,
    have taken the initiative to educate tourists about the dangers of overconsumption and
    excessive use of the island's natural resources. Sustainable tourism would be able to protect
    the island’s environment while still attracting visitors to come enjoy their stay.

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