GRAND TURK, Turks le Caicos (eTN) - Ngaka Murray Simpson, molekane ea phahameng oa lipatlisiso Univesithing ea Oxford, o boletse hore Caribbean ke sebaka se tlokotsing sa ts'enyeho ea mafika le hore ho na le tlhoko ea hore mebuso tikolohong eo e se fetise melao feela. e le mokhoa oa ho nka bohato le ho netefatsa hore molao oa phethahatsoa.

Ha a bua le baemeli Sebokeng sa 10th Caribbean Sustainable Conference of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), e ileng ea buloa Lihlekehlekeng tsa Turks le Caicos ka Mantaha mantsiboea, Simpson o ile a bolella seboka sa pele ka Labobeli hoseng hore bohahlauli bo kenya letsoho bothateng ba phetoho ea maemo a leholimo le hoja. bokamoso bo bonahala bo le lerootho, ho nka mehato ea tokiso ka molao ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea tšebetso.

"Ho tlameha ho ba le matla a ho etsa phetoho, eseng feela ho fetola melao empa le matla a ho qobella," o boletse joalo. "U ka ba le melao e mengata kamoo u ratang empa ha u sebelise maano ana sena ha se bolele letho." Ho ea ka eena, bokhoni ba ho sebetsana ka katleho le ho ikamahanya le liphetoho ke senotlolo sa ho tšoarella ha nako e telele sehlahisoa sa bohahlauli sa sebaka seo.

Ha a arolelana maikutlo a hae ka sehlooho se reng "Phetoho ea Boemo ba Leholimo le Bohahlauli bo tsitsitseng ba Lebopo la Caribbean: Tšusumetso, Phetoho le Phokotso," motlatsi oa lipatlisiso oa Univesithi ea Oxford o itse: "Lihlekehlekeng tsa Caribbean, bohahlauli bo tsitsitseng bo utloisisoa e le ts'ebeliso e nepahetseng ea tlhaho, setso. , lisebelisoa tsa lichelete le tsa batho bakeng sa nts'etsopele ea naha ka mokhoa o lekanang le oa ho iphelisa e le ho fana ka phihlelo eo e ikhethang empa haeba lintho tse amanang le ts'ebetso ha li eo joale potso e botsa hore na ke likhetho life tsa Caribbean ha re ntse re itokisetsa. ho tobana le phetoho ena ea lefatše lohle.”

Ntle le ho hlahloba litaba tsa ts'ireletso le tsamaiso ea mafika a likorale, liboka tsa hoseng tsa kopano le tsona li ile tsa hlahloba lintlha tse 'maloa tse amanang le nts'etsopele ea bohahlauli ba lebopong, ho kenyeletsoa phetoho ea maemo a leholimo, bohahlauli ba likepe, likoluoa tsa tlhaho, 'maraka oa ho qoela le maano a ho laola libaka tsa leoatle le libaka tse khahlang. "Seboka sena se boetse se fana ka monyetla oa ho etsisa mekhoa e metle," ho boletse mongoli kakaretso oa CTO Vincent Vanderpool-Wallace.

Baemeli ba fetang makholo a mabeli ba bile teng khatisong ea leshome ea kopano ea selemo le selemo ea CTO.

SEO U LOKELANG HO SE NKA HO SEHLOOHO ENA:

“In the Caribbean, sustainable tourism is understood as the as the optimal use of natural, cultural, financial and human resources for national development on an equitable and self sustaining basis in order to provide that unique experience but if the very things that is integral to the process are not there then the question begs what are the options of the Caribbean as we prepare to face this global change.
Ha a bua le baemeli Sebokeng sa 10th Caribbean Sustainable Conference of the Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO), e ileng ea buloa Lihlekehlekeng tsa Turks le Caicos ka Mantaha mantsiboea, Simpson o ile a bolella seboka sa pele ka Labobeli hoseng hore bohahlauli bo kenya letsoho bothateng ba phetoho ea maemo a leholimo le hoja. bokamoso bo bonahala bo le lerootho, ho nka mehato ea tokiso ka molao ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea tšebetso.
Murray Simpson, senior research associate at Oxford University, has said that the Caribbean is a vulnerable hotspot for reef destruction and that there is a need for governments in the region to not only pass legislations as a means of taking action and to make sure the law is enforced.