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Travelers' Philanthropy Handbook - Center for Responsible Travel

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ooooooProtection of the Marine Reserve: <strong>for</strong> the Galapagos National Park to providepatrols to protect shark and sea lions.Conservation Education: Scalesia Foundation <strong>for</strong> a pilot program onenvironmental education and teacher training workshops.Preventing Introduced Species: fumigation of aircraft.Galapagos Park Maintenance: <strong>for</strong> the Galapagos National Park to providemaintenance <strong>for</strong> patrol boats.Visitor Education: Professional Standards Fund <strong>for</strong> the Charles DarwinFoundation, <strong>for</strong> an education specialist at the visitor center.Shark protection: a floating plat<strong>for</strong>m in the northern part of the islands to monitorillegal shark fishing in this remote area.• Has Your Philanthropic Program Helped, Hurt, or Had No Impact on Your Business?Member companies report that their business is improved by being part of a professionalorganization that is giving back to the Galapagos. Potential travelers are usually conservationminded, and they look <strong>for</strong> a company that matches their concerns about the environment.Members can show that they are involved, and they can actually do more through a coordinatedef<strong>for</strong>t than they can do on their own.For more in<strong>for</strong>mation contact:David Blanton: dave@dfblanton.comWebsite: www.igtoa.org46

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