Not included when investigating the basic current situation of forest ecotourism destinations

The investigation of the basic current situation of forest eco-tourism destinations does not include:

1. Political factors: The investigation does not include content related to politics, such as political systems, political parties, political disputes, etc.

2. Economic and financial data: Usually, surveys do not include specific economic and financial data, such as income and expenditure of tourist destinations.

3. Analysis of policies and regulations: The focus of the investigation is the actual status and protection status of forest ecotourism sites, rather than a detailed analysis of relevant policies and regulations.

4. Political, racial or religious bias: The investigation should follow the principles of neutrality and impartiality and should not involve any political, racial or religious bias.

5. Sensitive information: The investigation does not include content involving personal privacy, business secrets or other sensitive information.

The following is the content of the investigation of the basic current situation of forest eco-tourism destinations:

1. Wild animals: Investigate the types, quantities and protection status of wild animals in the forest. Include which endemic and protected species there are and whether conservation measures exist.

2. Soil and water quality: Study the soil quality and water quality of forest ecotourism areas and their impact on the surrounding environment.

3. Number of tourists and activities: Understand the number, flow, types of tourist activities and impact on the environment of forest ecotourism destinations. For example, mountain climbing, hiking, camping and other activities.

4. Environmental protection measures: Investigate whether the tourist destination has adopted environmental protection measures, such as establishing ecological protection zones, limiting the number of tourists, strengthening environmental monitoring, etc.

Protection measures for forest eco-tourism destinations

1. Develop reasonable planning and management plans: Before carrying out forest eco-tourism, detailed planning and management plans are needed to ensure that tourism activities Coordinate with ecological protection. This includes setting visitor capacity limits, stipulating tour routes, arranging infrastructure such as parking lots and toilets, and establishing effective monitoring and management mechanisms.

2. Strengthen environmental education and awareness publicity: Through environmental education and publicity activities, we can improve tourists' environmental awareness and sense of responsibility, so that they understand and respect the natural environment. At the same time, we can also popularize knowledge about the forest ecosystem to tourists so that they can have correct behavioral habits and civilized qualities.