Staff Reporter
Peshawar
The education and awareness about responsible tourism plays an important role in a successful eco-tourism model, said Adviser to the Prime Minister on Climate Change Malik Amin Aslam. He was addressing a gathering of community members at the inauguration ceremony of first conservation tourism site in Hopar Valley, Nagar district, Gilgit Baltistan. The conservation tourism project is initiated by Snow Leopard Foundation under Pakistan Snow Leopard and Ecosystem Protection Programme (PSLEP). The adviser was received by Rizwan Ali, Member Gilgit Baltistan Legislative Assembly at the ceremony. He said that Hopar valley was gifted with unlimited gifts of nature and wildlife species including snow leopards.