THE FISHING TOURMAMENT IN PORT ANTONIO RESORT AREA. Sport fishing is a major tourism activity internationally. Here in Jamaica, Marlin catching has been an annual pastime for many rich and famous individuals for over five decades. The Port Antonio International Marlin Tournament has attracted local and international anglers competing to see who can catch the biggest marlin. The tournament is held in the fall of each year, the precise date varies according to the moon. There is usually rainfall at that time of the year and the inevitable trampling which is associated with outdoor events. This may however be seen by hoteliers as insignificant compared to the economic benefits of having their hotel rooms fully occupied. The regulations indicate that marlin fishing should cause no harm to the marine life. And marlins caught which are under certain poundage should be tagged and released back into the waters. There is no guideline regarding the distance of the vessels relative to the fish so breeding sites are usually disturbed. Local fisher folks are invited to participate in a one-day local canoe race tournament. This is done while the professional anglers get needed rest. Besides their participation in this activity the local people usually retreat at this time of the year making space at the local hot spots for the influx of visitors. A major point of contention with some residents is the overcrowding of the narrow streets and the prostitution and illicit sexual activities that goes on in the town during this period. In addition to the fishing competition and the canoe race, lots of parties and receptions with high alcohol consumption keep the action going for the week. The Portland Environment Protection Association ensures that there are adequate numbers of garbage receptacles to collect all the garbage produced by the tournament. This does not however prevent local fish vendors from disposing of their waste in the sea or wherever else they deem suitable. Questions a) Indicate two (2) positive environmental practices indicated in the case. (5 marks) b) State and explain two (2) strategies which can be put in place to lessen the negative environmental practices highlighted in the case. (5 marks) c) Describe at least two (2) negative socio-cultural impacts the tournament could have on the local community. (5 marks) d) Based on the information provided in the case would you say the tournament is a sustainable event? Provide arguments from the case to justify your response. (10 marks) e) Explain, with examples, how Carrying Capacity would be relevant to the maintenance and sustainability of this community. (10marks) f) CSR is a fundamental part of sustainability; in this regard identify three (3) programs the organizers could undertake. (10 marks)