The Scandola Nature Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Corsica, is experiencing a surge in global tourism due to its stunning scenery and diverse marine life. This increased visitor traffic presents a significant challenge to preserving the reserve’s unique ecosystem and wildlife. Authorities are now grappling with the need to balance tourism revenue with environmental protection measures. The fragile marine environment and distinctive flora and fauna are particularly vulnerable to the growing influx of people. France 2 and FRANCE 24 correspondent Guillaume Gougeon is reporting on the situation. Balancing conservation with the economic benefits of tourism is becoming a critical issue for the reserve’s future.