A new tourism experience in Nuuksio National Park is offering tourists the opportunity to participate in restoration work. However, concerns have been raised regarding the accessibility of the project. Specifically, participants may lack familiarity with the tools required for the tasks. This presents a potential challenge to the successful implementation of the program and raises questions about the practical skills needed. The initiative aims to combine tourism with environmental conservation, but ensuring adequate preparation and safety for all participants is crucial. The project highlights a growing trend of "voluntourism" and the need to carefully consider the impact of unskilled labor on ecological restoration efforts. Organizers will need to address the equipment familiarity issue to guarantee a positive and effective experience for both tourists and the environment.