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Moto-Safari Australia: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe & Eco-Friendly

Sep 14, 2014 | Articles by guest writers, Avoiding negative effects on wildlife, Safe travel | 0 comments

Moto-Safari Australia: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe & Eco-Friendly K.C. Dermody  K.C. Dermody is an experienced freelance writer dedicated to creating high quality articles, web content, copywriting, e-books and more. She has published work on numerous sites...

Heroic Tourism

Sep 10, 2014 | Avoiding negative effects on wildlife, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 0 comments

Heroic Tourism “Saving the world one holiday at a time” Two environmental graduates, Gemma Lunn and Jessie Panazzolo have recently uncovered a new and exciting method of achieving global conservation through nothing more than mass tourism and some changed...

Moreton Bay’s 50,000 Frequent Flyers

Jun 30, 2014 | Articles by guest writers, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 0 comments

Moreton Bay’s Ramsar Wetlands Each summer, Moreton Bay near Brisbane is visited by some 50,000 migratory shorebirds. To get here, they fly thousands of kilometres from wetlands in the northern hemisphere along the East Asian–Australasian Flyway. More than forty...

How networks lead to breakthroughs!

Jun 16, 2014 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Members' stories, Research | 0 comments

 How networks lead to breakthroughs! Wildlife Tour Operator’s koala research paper accepted by scientific conference. Sixteen years of looking up koala’s noses. Sixteen years of hand-drawn diagrams of nearly 100 koalas, and over 19,000 photographs. Thousands of koala...

Wildlife Tourism Workshop in Sydney, November 2014

Mar 28, 2014 | Avoiding negative effects on wildlife, Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 3 comments

Wildlife tourism and conservation of biodiversity in parks Download a flyer here: workshopflyer_printversion This workshop is a parallel event of the World Parks Congress, and will be held the day before the  Congress begins 2.00 – 5.00pm, 11 November 2014, meet in...

Green tape can be useful!

Dec 22, 2013 | Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 0 comments

Green tape can be useful! This is a 90-sec talk given by WTA chair Ronda Green as part of  an ‘opinion-leader’ panel at the Global Eco Asia-Pacific Congress in November 2013: So, we’re cutting green tape and opening our national parks to...
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