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Wildlife Tourism Australia Conference 2020

Feb 27, 2019 | Events, News

This important conference is likely to be a big one, involving universities, tour operators, ecolodges, zoos, national parks, NGOs, local government and others Viewing wild koala, Araucaria Ecotours It will probably be held in Brisbane in late June 2020, at Nathan...

Birdwatching in the South Caucasus

Feb 23, 2019 | Birdwatching, Guest posts, News | 4 comments

Kazbegi [one of our non-Australian entries] By guest author Arpi Kazaryan Bird Watching in the South Caucasus Due to the diversity of the landscapes and climatic zones, the South Caucasus region is extremely rich in flora and fauna. It is a great destination for wild...

Keeping cats and wildlife happy

Jan 23, 2019 | Conservation and welfare, Guest posts, News | 0 comments

How To Mentally Stimulate Your Cat With Outdoor Time, Without Putting Local Wildlife At Risk A guest post by Emily Parker, Catological.com The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) estimates that there are nearly 4 millionpet cats in Australia...

The needs of wildlife in captivity and the wild: Interview with Joy Tripovitch

Aug 31, 2018 | News | 2 comments

We interviewed Joy Tirpovioytch of University of NSW,one of our keynote speakers at the wildlife tourism conference in Tasmania this year, with input also from Clair Ford and Ben Pitcher of Taronga Conservation Society Australia How important is the acoustic...

The Otways Conservation Ecology Centre: Interview with Lizzie Corke

Aug 16, 2018 | Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, Events, Interviews, News, Research, wildlife news | 0 comments

Ronda Green (chair WTA) interviews Lizzie Corke of the Conservation Ecology Centre The Conservation Ecology Centre in the Otway Ranges, Victoria, is an innovative not-for profit venture featuring research, conservation and education. Founders Lizzie Corke and Shayne...

Borneo Eco Tours – a special wildlife experience

Jun 8, 2018 | News | 0 comments

Ronda Green (chair WTA) Okay, so this is not an Australian wildlife tourism experience, but Australia is so close to Southeast Asia, we both have marvellous diversity of wildlife, and our wildlife is so very different. There is plenty of scope for more...

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