Explain recommendations with an action plan for implementing, to solve the 3 issues given below for The Lebanon Mountain Trail Association: Aiming for Sustainability case study.

The LMTA's finance is its primary problem. To support its operations and trail upkeep, the group mainly depends on contributions and grants, which may be erratic and unreliable sources of money. In addition, the LMTA has little money to spend on marketing and advertising campaigns to draw more people to the trail since it has a small operating budget.

Maintenance of the infrastructure and trails is the LMTA's second significant problem. A 470-kilometre track that traverses various terrain, including rocky mountains and isolated settlements, is maintained by the LMTA. Infrastructure expenditures are necessary for this. Additionally, keeping the route in good condition needs ongoing monitoring and upkeep, which may be challenging with a small workforce and few resources.

Having no strategic plan for environmental conservation is the LMTA's third main problem. The LMTA promotes eco-tourism and works to reduce the trail users' harmful effects on the environment. However, the trail's natural resources, including water, vegetation, and wildlife, may be under stress from the trail's growing number of tourists. In addition, climate change and natural calamities may significantly impact the path and its surroundings.