Although the last large standing plantation in Hawaii shut down in 2016, plantations’ historic claims on water rights have shapeshifted into new commercial real estate and development ventures.
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Americans may think of the Black Hills touristy locations like Mount Rushmore or the Crazy Horse memorial monument. For the Lakota, the Black Hills are more than its monuments and its stunning landscape. It's their sacred space, their creation story.
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How can I tell the difference between greenwashing and ecotourism? If you want a book recommendation read my book review of Martha Honey's book: Ecotourism and Sustainable Development: Who Owns Paradise?
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Ever wondered what Is Indigenous-led tourism is?
Have all your queries answered by reading my new explainer piece: What is Indigenous-Led Tourism?

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Every seen a milky river? Well in the Northwestern Himalayas, as rising tourist destination has emerged. The Gujars of Doodhpathri have shared their perspectives on tourism's impact on their lives:
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Thinking of travelling to Hawaii?
"Some Hawaiian Natives have even begged tourists to stop coming."
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