Ecotourism is a form of responsible travel focused on visiting natural areas while promoting conservation and sustainability. It emphasizes minimal impact on the environment and aims to educate travelers about local ecosystems and cultures. By generating revenue for conservation efforts and supporting local communities, ecotourism creates economic incentives to preserve natural habitats and wildlife. This approach fosters a deeper appreciation for biodiversity, encourages sustainable practices, and helps combat environmental degradation, making it vital for the long-term health of our planet.

Bulge wave technology harnesses energy from ocean waves through a flexible membrane system. As waves pass, the membrane bulges, creating pressure that drives a hydraulic pump connected to a generator, converting wave energy into electricity. This technology is particularly effective in shallow coastal areas where wave action is strong and consistent. Bulge wave systems can be deployed in arrays to increase energy capture and are suitable for various applications, including powering coastal communities, desalination plants, and offshore infrastructure, contributing to the transition to renewable energy sources.