Jun 30, 2020 | News |
Sarah Pye first visited Borneo in 2012, ostensibly to see orangutans in the wild. When she met Dr Wong Siew Te, Founder of the Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, and saw the world’s ‘forgotten bear’ hanging 40m in the air, she asked what she could do to help sun...
Jun 30, 2020 | News |
by Chris Larsen, Director Blue Sky Wildlife [Note: Chris was a presenter in WTA’s recent webinars (June 2020)] Blue Sky Wildlife is an online marketplace specialising in wildlife tourism. Its aim is to connect the independent eco tourist with reliable local...
May 18, 2020 | News |
Article by Wildlife Tourism Australia member Shirley Hamel, Director, Longhorn YOUnique Tours Pty Ltd If you haven’t explored Kakadu NP do yourself a favour and add it to your bucket list. Kakadu NP is an amazing place to visit for wildlife and eco-tourism...
May 15, 2020 | News |
By Bonevasius Kondahon Bony and Ronda at the Farewell function last year [Bonevasius (“Bony”) was a participant in a Short Course Award: Sustainable Tourism for Regional Growth implemented by Griffith and the University of the Sunshine Coast with a group...
May 2, 2020 | News |
Wildlife Tourism Australia and Ecotourism Australia have had a long association with each other, assisting each other with various projects, information exchange, publicising each other’ events etc. In July 2019 we became business members of Ecotourism...
May 1, 2020 | News |
UN’s World Tourism Organisation last year commissioned Professor Noel Scott (who subcontracted WTA chair Dr Ronda Green as co-editor, with UNWTO’s approval) to put together a report on good practice examples of sustainable wildlife tourism in Asia and the...
