Investing in tourism through wildlife and roads

To keep tourism revenue flowing, a new method uses NASA satellite data and social media posts to show the benefits of investing in nature.

Related Keywords

Colorado ,United States ,Stanford ,California ,Stanford School ,Costa Rica ,Costa Rican ,Irene Alvarado Quesada ,Daniels Karp ,Christopherb Anderson ,Rebecca Chaplin Kramer ,Spencera Wood ,Jeffrey Smith ,Rafael Monge Vargas ,Katherines Lauck ,Gretchen Daily ,Alejandra Echeverri ,Dylan Macarthur ,University Of California ,Stanford School Of Humanities ,Costa Rica Ministry Of The Environment ,Science Institute ,Costa Rican Ministry Of The Environment ,Central Bank ,Princeton University ,Stanford Woods Institute For The Environment ,Salo Sciences ,Energy Ministerio De Ambientey Energ ,Central Bank Banco De Costa Rica ,University Of Washington ,Betty Moore Foundation ,Proceedings Of The National Academy Sciences ,Stanford Natural Capital Project ,National Academy ,Stanford Natural Capital ,Ministerio De Ambiente ,Banco Central De Costa Rica ,Barra Del Colorado Wildlife Refuge ,United Nations System ,Environmental Economic Accounting ,Bing Professor ,Environmental Science ,Stanford Woods Institute ,Stanford Phd ,Dylan Macarthur Waltz ,Costa Rican Ministry ,Betty Moore ,Stanford Science ,Ecology Amp Environment ,Conomics ,Nternational ,Ustainability ,