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An adventure tourism operator is preparing pre-activity information for a multi-day trekking expedition in a remote mountainous region known for unpredictable weather patterns and potential wildlife encounters. According to the principles outlined in ISO 21103:2014, which approach to communicating potential risks to participants best aligns with the standard\'s intent for informed consent and participant preparedness?

Providing a general disclaimer about "inherent risks" and advising participants to "be prepared for all conditions."

Detailing specific potential hazards such as sudden temperature drops, flash floods, encounters with venomous reptiles, and the necessity of carrying adequate water purification methods, alongside outlining the provider's safety protocols and participant responsibilities.

Focusing solely on the physical demands of the trek and the required fitness levels, assuming participants understand general outdoor risks.

Listing the types of equipment the provider will supply, with a brief mention that participants should also bring "essential personal items" without specifying what those might be.

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