Ecotourism provides local people with a suitable amount of money to sustain themselves. Firstly, it will supply enough money to fund some specific activities in order to protect the environment so that we can sustain entertainment activities. It then urges the economy of those local places to be on the rise, and people will have more money to make some improvements for the environment. If it helps with research and development, then it will become popular, and many volunteers may come to that place to do some voluntary work that could do good for Mother Nature. Local jobs are one of the economic benefits of ecotourism. As well as providing an income for staff who work at ecotourism sites, ecotourism allows them the opportunity to receive training in skills that can transfer to other areas of employment and even nutrition when they receive meals at work. Surplus income allows workers or their family members to start up small businesses or pass on the money to other community members by buying local goods and paying for child care and other services. Ecotourism companies can also help give back to the community by offering training in useful skills.