significant disturbances tocan causesignificant disturbances to

wildlife and the conservation of wildlifeinfluenceswildlife and the conservation of wildlife

$ 120 billion to economiescontributed$ 120 billion to economies

to Animal ConservationDoes ... contributesto Animal Conservation

$ 120.1bn to global GDP ... versus the $ 23bn in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTCcontributed$ 120.1bn to global GDP ... versus the $ 23bn in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTC

to the Rwandan economycontributes significantlyto the Rwandan economy

over $ 2 billion to Alaska 's economycontributesover $ 2 billion to Alaska 's economy

Habitat - dependent changes in vigilance behaviour of Red - crowned Crane(passive) influenced byHabitat - dependent changes in vigilance behaviour of Red - crowned Crane

Habitat - dependent changes in vigilance behavior of Red - crowned Crane(passive) influenced byHabitat - dependent changes in vigilance behavior of Red - crowned Crane

to the Gulf Coast economycontributes substantiallyto the Gulf Coast economy

to our national economy , 2mincontributes significantlyto our national economy , 2min

$ 120 billion to the global economy ... supporting 21.8 million jobscontributed$ 120 billion to the global economy ... supporting 21.8 million jobs

awareness and builds a stronger constituency for conservationcreatesawareness and builds a stronger constituency for conservation

a huge portion of the nation ’s economycontributesa huge portion of the nation ’s economy

billions of dollars in the world economycontributesbillions of dollars in the world economy

half a billion dollars to the economycontributeshalf a billion dollars to the economy

£ 156 million to the national economycontributes£ 156 million to the national economy

five times more to global GDP than the illegal wildlife tradecontributesfive times more to global GDP than the illegal wildlife trade

a highly complex , intertwined relationship with the wild living marine resources and host communitiescreatesa highly complex , intertwined relationship with the wild living marine resources and host communities

a significant amount to the tourism economy in Scotlandcontributesa significant amount to the tourism economy in Scotland

$ 120.1bn to the global economy in 2018contributed$ 120.1bn to the global economy in 2018

$ 120 billion USD to economies plus benefits throughout the supply chain in 2018contributed$ 120 billion USD to economies plus benefits throughout the supply chain in 2018

millions of jobs ... and brings in millions of tourists from around the globe ... but this industry is often abusive and unethical " vaccines save livescreatesmillions of jobs ... and brings in millions of tourists from around the globe ... but this industry is often abusive and unethical " vaccines save lives

mass awareness for conservation and financially empowers the local workforcecreatesmass awareness for conservation and financially empowers the local workforce

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750 million USD to Kenya 's economy and provided 14 % of the country 's employmentcontributed750 million USD to Kenya 's economy and provided 14 % of the country 's employment

fear ، alertness ، aggression ، vigilance and stress behaviour in animals including rhinoscausesfear ، alertness ، aggression ، vigilance and stress behaviour in animals including rhinos

five times more revenue than illegal animal trade http://admin.travelmole.com/images/stories/2009/images/elephant(1).jpg Wildlife tourism directly contributed $ 120.1bn to global GDP , over five times more than the $ 23bn in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlifecreatesfive times more revenue than illegal animal trade http://admin.travelmole.com/images/stories/2009/images/elephant(1).jpg Wildlife tourism directly contributed $ 120.1bn to global GDP , over five times more than the $ 23bn in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife

$ 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the $ 23 billion in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTCcontributed$ 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the $ 23 billion in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTC

substantially to the local economy and is an integral part of the tourism industries in many countries especially many African countriescontributessubstantially to the local economy and is an integral part of the tourism industries in many countries especially many African countries

USD 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the USD 23 billion in revenue attributed to trade on the black market , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTCcontributedUSD 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the USD 23 billion in revenue attributed to trade on the black market , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTC

US$ 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the US$ 23 billion in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTCcontributedUS$ 120.1 billion to global GDP ... versus the US$ 23 billion in revenue attributed to the illegal trade in wildlife , or 5.2 times more ... according to new research from the World Travel & Tourism Council ( WTTC

noticeable difficulties for community income - generation projects dependent on tourist dollars ... and for KWS , which derives a significant percentage of its operating budget from wildlife - related tourismhas causednoticeable difficulties for community income - generation projects dependent on tourist dollars ... and for KWS , which derives a significant percentage of its operating budget from wildlife - related tourism

in a net economic contribution of £ 65 million to Scotland 's economy and creates the equivalent of 2,760 full - time jobs ( Scottish Government 2010resultsin a net economic contribution of £ 65 million to Scotland 's economy and creates the equivalent of 2,760 full - time jobs ( Scottish Government 2010

an immense amount of job opportunities for local residentscreatesan immense amount of job opportunities for local residents

substantial financial resources to be fed back into the preservation of habitat of wild species as well as involving local communities through employmentis creatingsubstantial financial resources to be fed back into the preservation of habitat of wild species as well as involving local communities through employment

jobs and trainingcreatesjobs and training

many job opportunities through foreign and local touristshas createdmany job opportunities through foreign and local tourists

to monitoring of rare and endangered speciescan also contributeto monitoring of rare and endangered species

$ 32 billioncontributes$ 32 billion