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CHICOP te vin yon destinasyon ekotouristik siksè ak yon siksè konsèvasyon entènasyonalman rekonèt. Kòm nan 2013, Park la anplwaye ak tren 41 moun lokal soti nan Zanzibar (Nasyonzini% nan anplwaye total) pou pozisyon tankou Rangers pak, gid, ak travayè Ospitalite. Gad yo ak gid yo, uit nan yo se ansyen pechè, edike pechè yo sou enpòtans nan resif koray ak nan yon ti zòn ki pa gen okenn-pran kòm yon sanctification pou elvaj lapes yo. Kòm yon rezilta, CHICOP te kapab demontre ke pwoteksyon nan resif la Chumbe ede estokaj overfished resif pi lwen pase dlo ki nan Tanp lan (93 km) nan 1-3 ane.
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CHICOP has become a successful ecotourism destination and an internationally recognized conservation success. As of 2013, the Park employs and trains 41 local people from Zanzibar (93% of total staff) for positions such as park rangers, guides, and hospitality workers. The rangers and guides, eight of whom are former fishers, educate fishermen about the importance of coral reefs and of a small no-take zone as a breeding sanctuary for fisheries. As a result, CHICOP has been able to demonstrate that protection of the Chumbe reef helps restock overfished reefs beyond the waters of the sanctuary (1 km) within 3-5 years.