Rehabilitation biocultural at Pantai Leka, Parit Jawa / Nur Syafikah Syerena Khairul

It research investigates if Eco-tourists might become aware of biocultural variety (the junction of biological and cultural variation) and contribute to sustainable development that takes into account the needs of both current and future generations. The thesis will discuss the ecotourism business and how people who travel with ecotourism organizations can contribute to the biocultural variety and long-term development. To identify seven diverse biocultural lenses, or alternative methods of understanding and applying biocultural approaches, which consider the core features of sustainability transdisciplinarity, social justice, and normativity to varying degrees. Overall sustainability concerns necessitate strategies that identify a diversity of human-nature relationships and worldviews, for which biocultural approaches are deemed acceptable and pertinent. I concentrate on topics such as reducing ecological damage, preserving local traditions, raising awareness of environmental issues, and offering direct financial rewards for conservationists.