It's really odd to be hearing this kind of report coming from a place that I assume you would call a developing country, because so much of the blame for trash and pollution gets thrown to the west and the United States in particular. Or at least, that's what it seems like. It is a matter of scale, I guess, but it's interesting to read that there's carelessness and apathy in other places.

It sounds like whoever might come up with a sound way of collecting refuse could make some money, which generally is the incentive in many cases for keeping places clean, even if it should an inherent human trait (it's not). I think we have a fairly hard time keeping national parks nice here, too. It's really up to the people who visit them to decide to respect the property as if it were there own (in a way it is), and not leave it in far worse condition than what they found it in.

Not sure what to say about the illegal farms springing up. That sounds like an issue for law enforcement to address, which apparently, they're not doing.