Jun 27, 2017 | Conservation and welfare, Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, Research, Wildlife Conservation and tourism |
by Jen Na Rumney What is REALLY happening? With polarized comments like ‘the reef is dead’ to ‘the reef is fine’ it can be hard to understand what is really going on with Australia’s natural treasure. In a nutshell – the reef tourism experience can still be great but...
Sep 23, 2016 | Members' stories, Wildlife Conservation and tourism |
(note: Moonlit Sanctuary is a Wildlife Tourism Australia member) MEDIA RELEASE Thursday 22 September 2016 Moonlit Sanctuary opens breeding facility to save Critically Endangered Orange-bellied Parrot To mark its 15th year anniversary, Moonlit Sanctuary Wildlife...
Apr 2, 2016 | Events, International wildlife tourism, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism |
Tourism Naturally Conference: Italy 2-5 Oct 2016. Call for Presenters. Tourism, Animals and the Natural World symposium – Call for Presenters Are you researching/working at the intersection of animals and tourism? If so, please join colleagues at a symposium on...
Jun 1, 2015 | Members' stories, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism |
Tourism and Conservation in the You Yangs On my recent visit to Geelong to assist in preparations for the wonderful wildlife tourism conference that will run in late September, I also visited the You Yangs (a small mountain range near Geelong) with the Echidna...
Nov 20, 2014 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Events, Research, Training and Work Experience |
Young people and volunteer research WTA Chair Dr Ronda Green presented this 4-minute talk in the “Inspiring the Next Generation” theme at the recent World Parks Congress n Sydney: It’s great when young people get ‘switched-on’ to nature,...
Oct 28, 2014 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, Members' stories, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism |
Echidna Walkabout short-listed for international award – ***They Won! Get The Update Here WTA member Echidna Walkabout has been short-listed for an international award in responsible tourism, and even have their koala photo (see pic on right) heading the page of...
