Creating an environment where visitors can see, but not touch, does not appear to discourage both unintended impacts and intentional destruction of a resource.

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Creating an environment where visitors can see but not touch often helps in reducing both unintended impacts (such as wear and tear from handling) and intentional destruction (such as vandalism), as physical access to the resource is restricted.

Creating an Environment Where Visitors Can See, but Not Touch