World Parks Congress in Sydney November 2013 – join Hangout next week 4  October 2013

 Girraween National Park: photo Araucaria Ecotours


Girraween National Park: photo Araucaria Ecotours

Next year representatives of nations from across the world will gather together in Sydney to discuss Nationa Parks and other conservation areas on or planet

Wildlife conservation and wildlife tourism are of course heavily dependent on such parks.

http://worldparkscongress.org/

The Worild Parks Congress is an important event that only happens once in ten years

Join Ron Mader of planeta.com in a Google Hangout 9.30am Darwin time next Friday 4 October during the wildlife tourism workshop.

https://plus.google.com/events/cpg5rt10enq3virmtc2nsnh6jag?partnerid=gplp0

Here’s Ron’s abstract for his Google Hangouts presentation:

What we want to learn from the 2014 World Parks Congress

Ron Mader – presented via Google Hangouts

The World Parks Congress takes place once every ten years and is the world’s most influential gathering of people involved in protected area management.

Sydney, Australia hosts the event in November 2014.

Ron Mader previews the event with recommendations for participants – physical and remote – on making the most of this congress in a live stream Google hangout on October 4 (Australia time) from Oaxaca, Mexico (October 3 Mexico time).

Among the focal points of the World Parks Congress:

  • Achieving conservation results
  • Engaging a new generation
  • Broadening participation
  • Improving health and well being
  • Reconciling development challenges
  • Respecting diverse knowledge systems
  • Reacting to climate change
  • Securing food and water

Of particular interest is the creation of a series of goals by which we can measure the success of the congress.