We all saw during Covid lockdown that nature prefers no humans.
Dustmopper on
We learned these lessons during Covid too, human activities are destroying ecosystems and the environment on a scale we can actually observe if we take a brief pause.
Feelgood11jw on
Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya is a diver and marine conservationist. She closes areas off often to heal the area
No_Process2443 on
All because of Leonardo Decaprio.
EvilDan69 on
Good for them!
sofamiredoe on
Humans are disgusting and not only destroy each other but also everything in their path.
South_Buy_3175 on
Should be done in more places to allow nature to recover.
Alarming-Junket on
Did y’all see the canals of Venice during Covid? The waters actually turned blue again.
ForFucksSake66 on
Way to go Thailand! Follow suit world
Electric_Moogaloo on
This is great news. I visited in 2013 and there was already a problem. There’s nothing more depressing than seeing people feeding monkeys Pepsi and littering in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
haysoos2 on
Imagine if they did this with National Parks. Take one-fifth of the National Parks, and just close them to visitors for 5 years. Then in 5 years open them up again and put a different set on time-out.
goddamn2fa on
I don’t believe the second picture is Maya Bay beach.
Still a good thing
pdxcouplese on
I went to Maya Bay in December. I have never been to a more crowded beach. Like 10x more crowded than any other beach I’ve ever been to. You’re not allowed to swim but with the number of people there I can’t imagine it is good for the environment. I would never go back due to the crowds so count me as one person helping nature restore itself!
DRIFFFTAWAY on
A lot of places should start doing this
Strict_Werewolf_9395 on
We need to just have a global mandatory lockdown three days a week until further notice. I know it would never fly, but it would massively help mitigate the climate problems we’re creating.
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We all saw during Covid lockdown that nature prefers no humans.
We learned these lessons during Covid too, human activities are destroying ecosystems and the environment on a scale we can actually observe if we take a brief pause.
Princess Sirivannavari Nariratana Rajakanya is a diver and marine conservationist. She closes areas off often to heal the area
All because of Leonardo Decaprio.
Good for them!
Humans are disgusting and not only destroy each other but also everything in their path.
Should be done in more places to allow nature to recover.
Did y’all see the canals of Venice during Covid? The waters actually turned blue again.
Way to go Thailand! Follow suit world
This is great news. I visited in 2013 and there was already a problem. There’s nothing more depressing than seeing people feeding monkeys Pepsi and littering in one of the most beautiful places on earth.
Imagine if they did this with National Parks. Take one-fifth of the National Parks, and just close them to visitors for 5 years. Then in 5 years open them up again and put a different set on time-out.
I don’t believe the second picture is Maya Bay beach.
Still a good thing
I went to Maya Bay in December. I have never been to a more crowded beach. Like 10x more crowded than any other beach I’ve ever been to. You’re not allowed to swim but with the number of people there I can’t imagine it is good for the environment. I would never go back due to the crowds so count me as one person helping nature restore itself!
A lot of places should start doing this
We need to just have a global mandatory lockdown three days a week until further notice. I know it would never fly, but it would massively help mitigate the climate problems we’re creating.