Platypus and Echidna: Webinar series 2 Part 2

Please visit https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/sharing-our-local-wildlife-with-olympic-guests/ for details of this series. and https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/platypus-and-echidna-no-2-in-webinar-series-wildlife-seq/ to see the first part of this webinar...

Sharing our wildlife with Olympic Guests

Free half-hour webinars, each followed by 10 minutes Q&A Future webinars are postponed, to start again late 2026 or 2027 Downloadable pdf’s of all those that have been run can be found from the links below. Starting 3.00 pm (Queensland time), third Monday of...

Educating tourists about roadkill

Doctoral student Elleke Leurs will be leading a roundtable discussion at our conference this year about how to present the problem of roadkill to make them aware without ruining their holiday. https://www.wildlifetourism.org.au/wta-conference-program-2024/ Two recent...

WTTC declaration on Wildlife Trafficking

It seems timely to remind all tour operators of this declaration at the WTTC (World Travel and Tourism Council) Global Summit in Buenos Aires, 19 April 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trafficking continues to be a major threat to conservation, and also to animal welfare....

Japanese Wildlife Tourism forum

This forum has been created to share information and ideas on wildlife tourism in Japan Please offer information and ideas in the Comments below, whether letting us know about research you are conducting or plan to conduct, a recent or coming event, a visit to a...

Wildlife Tourism Workshop Sydney, 20 July

Geotourism encompasses the underlying geological structure and processes of a region and how this affects the vegetation, wildlife and human culture (old and new). A Geofest this year includes two workshops on Geotourism in Indonesia and one in Sydney, Australia:...