to or greater than the benefits. Just because some environmental regulations have had benefits much higher

than costs does not prove that every individual regulation is a sensible idea.

Ecotourism: Making Environmentalism Pay

The definition of ecotourism is a little vague. Does it mean sleeping on the ground, eating roots, and getting

close to wild animals? Does it mean flying in a helicopter to shoot anesthetic darts at African wildlife, or a little

of both? The definition may be fuzzy, but tourists who hope to appreciate the ecology of their destination—“eco

tourists”—are the impetus to a big and growing business. The International Ecotourism Society estimates that

international tourists interested in seeing nature or wildlife would take 1.56 billion trips by 2020. While

COVID-19 prevented this from happening in 2020, it is clear that there is a strong demand for ecotourism.

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