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negative effects are many; litter, erosion due to areas being cleared for ski trails and walking tracks, impact on shy wildlife (marmotte, wolves etc), visual impact of lifts and cable cars, strain on resources such as water and sewerage. There is also the problem that if you have 500,000 people on holiday in an area you have to supply their electricity, water, food etc which has its own knock on effects such as pipe lines, cables, urbanisation of small towns etc.
Positive effects are just as many however; increased revenue to local economy, reduced unemployment, revenue to allow the set up of extensive national parks etc. In the end the mountains are beautiful, everyone should be free to enjoy them, I just think we need to become better at being kind to them!
What else can I help you with?
Where is chamonix France on the globe?
In the French Alps.
What is the city at the foot of the French Alps?
Grenoble ?
Places to visit in the French city Tours?
Brittany Strasbourg and the french alps
What range does mont blanc belong to?
The Mont Blanc is part of the Alps (on the Western part, called the French Alps)
How long would it take to get to the French Alps if you drive from Paris?
the distance between Paris and Grenoble, a main town in the French Alps, is 575 km. The driving time is about 5H30.
Why is tourism a major industry in the french alps?
The high elevation and resulting snow powder on the French Alps make it an ideal tourist area.
What are the man made features of the french alps?
Some man-made features in the French Alps include ski resorts, roads and tunnels, mountain huts, cable cars, and churches. These features are important for both tourism and transportation in the region.
Where is chamonix France on the globe?
In the French Alps.
What examples are there of tourism in the alps?
There are several great examples of tourism in the Alps. Many tourists visit the Alps to see the cheese making and the woodworking. They also visit to see the mountains at various times of the year.
How do you say alps in french?
Les alps (feminine plural)
How has the Swiss alps been changed?
The Swiss Alps have changed because of tourism, erosion and climate change melts the ice.
Who works in the alps?
People involved in tourism and sporting activities and farmers.
What has the author K DONERT written?
K. DONERT has written: 'HIGH FRENCH ALPS SUPPORT PACK 2' 'HIGH FRENCH ALPS SUPPORT PACK 8' 'HIGH FRENCH ALPS SUPPORT PACK 7' 'HIGH FRENCH ALPS SUPPORT PACK 3'
What economic activity is important in the Alps?
Tourism is a significant economic activity in the Alps, with millions of visitors coming to the region each year for skiing, hiking, and other outdoor activities. Agriculture, particularly dairy farming, is also important in the Alps, with the production of cheese such as Swiss, French, and Italian varieties. Additionally, forestry is a key economic activity in the region, providing wood for construction and other industries.
How many people live on the French Alps?
The population of the French Alps varies significantly depending on the specific area considered, as the region includes both urban and rural communities. Overall, the population of the French Alps is estimated to be around 1.3 million people. This number can fluctuate with seasonal tourism, as many visitors come to the region for skiing and outdoor activities. The larger cities, like Grenoble and Annecy, have more concentrated populations compared to the smaller alpine villages.
How do you say the French Alps in French?
Les Alpes françaises
Why is tourism in mountains so bad?
i actulay live in the alps and its terribil having touruists there
