Preserving Native Ecology in Sustainable Living

Anne and Jean, along with local villagers, have created a sanctuary for endangered fruit bats and are working to protect whales in the marine park. They offer tourists unique experiences, such as ocean excursions and eco-friendly accommodations without electricity or running water. The cabins feature dry toilets and open-air showers, with a makeshift water heater using kerosene. Slightly salty water is used to deter wildlife and provide hair benefits, aligning with the owners' sustainable approach.

What was the primary goal of Anne and Jean's conservation efforts on the island?

• To increase the population of endangered fruit bats

• To introduce new species to the island

• To build a new resort

• To develop a commercial fishing industry

What makes the island's location and accommodations appealing to visitors?

• The unique experience of no electricity and natural surroundings

• The availability of modern amenities

• The presence of luxury hotels

• The proximity to a bustling city

What is a benefit of using slightly salty water for showers on the island?

• It attracts more wildlife

• It is cheaper than fresh water

• It prevents wildlife from entering the shower

• It is easier to heat

How does the makeshift water heater on the island operate?

• It burns island wood

• It uses solar panels

• It uses kerosene and coconut rope

• It relies on electricity

Why is the water heating method considered more sustainable?

• It avoids burning island wood

• It requires no resources

• It is powered by wind energy

• It uses renewable energy sources