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Tiger tourism banned? Effect on conservation?

Jul 28, 2012 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Conservation of wildlife and their habitats, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism, wildlife news | 1 comment

  Tiger tourism banned? Effect on conservation? India appears to be one of the world’s most active countries in wildlife tourism. Recently however their government has decided to ban one of the most popular activities – tiger tourism –  in core...

Gala dinner for Wildlife Hospital

Oct 1, 2011 | Animal welfare, Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Caring for wildlife, Events, News, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 1 comment

Gala dinner to aid Currumbin Wildlife Hospital WTA member Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary (Gold Coast, Queensland) is holding a gala dinner on 22nd October in support of their excellent new wildlife hospital. The wildlife hospital services not only their own animals but...

Can tourism save wildlife?

Aug 6, 2011 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 1 comment

  Saving wildlife through tourism An interesting article has appeared recently: Can tourism save tigers? An excerpt: “…  demonstrated that densest population of tigers with the best breeding success occur within the tourism zones of the park. What is...

Wildlife tourism and poaching in the Sudan

Jun 17, 2011 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation | 0 comments

Sudan – can they establish successful wildlife tourism? An article on potential of South Sudan for wildlife tourism speaks of the great potential for this exciting part of Africa and the current problem of poaching. From the article: ‘ “You know,...

Green Day Out

May 22, 2011 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Events, Wildlife Conservation and tourism | 0 comments

Meet Wildlife Tourism Australia folk at the Green Day Out Wildlife Tourism Australia will be holding a stall at the Green Day Out in Broadbeach (Gold Coast, Queensland) on Sunday 12th June this year, promoting sustainable wildlife tourism that assists rather than...

Wildlife tourism interpretation and conservation attitudes

May 4, 2011 | Can wildlife tourism assist biodiversity conservation, Interpretation, Wildlife Conservation and tourism, Working in wildlife tourism | 0 comments

Wildlife tourism interpretation and conservation attitudes A recent paper has just been added to the Wildlife Tourism Australia  research bibliography: Hughes, K. (2011). Designing Post-Visit Action Resources for Families Visiting Wildlife Tourism Sites. Visitor...
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