The Millennium Ecosystem Assessment defines human well-being as
all of the elements one needs to have a "good life," including
both the basic needs for survival (such as food , water and
shelter) and cultural, spiritual and personal needs. These
latter "cultural services" are a valued element of what nature
provides to humanity. Examples include: In coastal Belize,
spiritual traditions of several Garifuna communities draw upon
rituals related to the use of marine resources. In Madagascar,
CI's work to capture the recreational value of nature tourism
for local and foreign visitors has significantly increased the
number of local people benefiting from tourism, while also
strengthening the management structure of newly declared
protected areas. In Guatemala, indigenous peoples are working to
ensure that their worldviews and rights are accounted for in
communal land titling and its incorporation into the national
protected area system. In Venezuela, Morrocoy National Park
marine protected area was established to