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Thailand’s national parks may be closed for three months each year


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10 minutes ago, andre47 said:

More important than closing them would be to limit the maximum number of daily visitors. This is not so important for the National Parks at land, but for the marine parks. Some places, especially in the high season are overcrowded.

Some place limit already. eg Similian. Make more same.

And close for 3+ months

And close some area 100%

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Still seeking an official announcement that Chiang Rai national parks and waterfalls are open for hiking with social / government safety measures? Just looking for facts not opinions and typical forum blahhhh. Appreciate a confirmed link. Thank you.

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I been walking for 3 years 10kms a day around large reservoir 1 km from our house. Last 2 months area closed to outsiders completely.

I walk every morning and now nobody to be seen as fishing totally banned.

Amazing amount of bird species reappearing in large quantities.

The trash plastic good bags and bottles ect no longer thrown about everyday.

Close for 4 months give extra month clean up the garbage.

Shoot poachers on sight problems solved.

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9 hours ago, cornishcarlos said:

Plus, make sure poachers are treated equally by the law, irrelevant of how much money they have....

Dual price was one of ways to limit the number of visitors,

by still giving priority to domestic tourism,

but it doesn't depend of how much money you have ??

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11 hours ago, HashBrownHarry said:

Makes sense but i'd imagine won't happen due to lost revenue.

 

 

Yep, can't imagine them worried about the animals when there's money to be made. 

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